Do you remember back then when it was about finding her girlfriend and that she met everyone in the brothel and had sex?

I also remember there was some girl... Don't recall her name, I think it was Mai? She seemed to want to find her as well.

Didn't like the ending, ugly granny just had to ruin everything interesting. Also didn't like this sudden change in the story. It's as if the first half was written by an extraordinary child with imagination running out of borders, drawing cool creatures and purple spiky trees or something. Then in the second half a boring adult came and said "No, the trees should be green and leafy!", and the child went like "Yes, mama..." and started to redraw everything.

Her feelings for sister exist. She could have decided to move on, to accept, to calm down, you name it. However, it doesn’t change the fact that she loves another person, while “starting to have feelings for Kiku”. That is bad storytelling. Because her feelings for sister are now absolutely useless information, not telling anything and not helping anyhow. They only explain her depression, which could be explained by more realistic things like injury or social issues. In other words, she had a problem. She didn’t solve it. She accepted it and moved on to having romantic life. Two almost unrelated story parts, one not influencing another.

The way I see it - the theme of incest became uncomfortable and the author decided to give Sena another love interest. The way she is now, she will always have silent unrequited love inside. Which is sad, really. Because it seems no one will be happy in this series. I feel tragedy, not romance, and it’s confusing.

Soooo Sena’s feelings for her sister are now just… ignored?
That’s the only problem I have with this series. This question, these untold words flying in the air of each chapter.

Otherwise, the romance is great. Not ideal pace, sometimes confusing twists, but overall really pleasant.

Okay so apparently the morals of this one is that even if you’re an award-winning math genius, you’ll end up working for a boring corporation signing endless papers.

Just a comment with two likes for the two previous posters.

This is shitty in a lot more ways than one.

I'm pissed there was no kissing at the strangling part

Agreed! Just one good little scene of a kiss there would make this oneshot better by many means.

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...........huh?

I’ve been reading this manga when I was finishing school, now I’m a working adult and it’s here again... Some fucking memories.

If this is not wholesome, then what is?

I suggest tagging it as comedy, because I laughed out loud...

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At first it started as a light comedy and I liked it, but now it gets disturbingly sad and deep... I don’t know what this series is anymore. It’s still enjoyable, but kinda difficult to read, in terms of feelings, that is.

Well, from my experience in professional fencing saber is the most popular kind worldwide. When I joined the club, which trains for Olympic games, epee and foil weren’t even an option...

This is so cutely drawn, Jesus!

I didn’t understand like 80% of what was happening. Too many names, too boring, disturbing and weird. One of the worst oneshots I’ve read.

I laughed out fucking loud on a 7th page.

Now let’s guess how many times did morino masturbate while drawing this...

So it didn’t show the most interesting part - reversal... I’m disappointed.

Shin Sekai Yori

I wouldn’t call it yuri. In fact, I’d call it anti-yuri and blatantly homophobic.

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The warmest and yet the teariest work I’ve read in a while with so much life in it. Kitty, I hope you do well in heaven and watch your hooman. We just don’t deserve cats, these fluffy balls of tenderness, and strength to everyone whose cat died. I too remember it sometimes and get very sad.

So... How does anything in the finale fit with Marika's initial compulsive desire to be "normal"? Did the story just forget her whole shtick by the end? You'd think these backstory revelations would clarify or tie back into her starting point in the story, but they seemingly don't, so...

I don’t really remember where the series started from since it’s been a long time, but now that you asked it, doesn’t it make perfect sense? Marika we followed wanted to be normal and have a boyfriend, but in the end we discovered that she’s actually not from the world with men. So her “normal” wasn’t to have a boyfriend and this is why she felt uncomfortable and unable being “normal”. When she returned to the world where she is originally from (with women), she understood that her “normal” is being a lesbian, since in her world that’s what’s normal because there are no men. Her desire is logically fulfilled then.

What kind of bait and ending?

A silent night, huh...

The only worse end for this chapter would be if Kurumi woke up in her bed realising this was all a dream.

Cool, but it’s not yur- Oh, okay, it’s yuri.