Kawaii kawaii kawaii kawaii kawaii~ that was very cute i could just explode.

That was very cute ( ´ ▽ ` )

oooohhhh..
it feels like more and more yuri manga start appearing in mass magazine (shounen or shoujo manga magazine). So nice! go get the gurl, ladies. show them to the world!

this kind of story is common but you always end up wanting more.

Kanata's fangs keep weirding me out tho
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Kanata's fangs keep weirding me out tho
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That fangs.... LoL

Cute story btw

That was nice. Usually the drama tag kinda scares me a bit but the reading the comments helped with that.

Also while I understand Haruka's fear at the end about Kanata not returning her feelings, I still think it's not totally hopeless, and Kanata could definitely fall for Haruka in the future. A follow-up to this story would definitely be welcome.

oh this is really nice. at first i was wary bc i really dont like girls that are always like "i hate hanging out with girls! they're so catty and complicated and hard to be friends with" but i really like that she stopped blaming all of women for her relationship problems. good character development A+++++

So so sooooooooooo cuteeeeeeeee

Kanata's lil teefies are sooo cute!!

Why is it called Alice...? °-°

http://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/alice#12
How common a last name is Asakura? Because I didn't think it was that common until I started noticing it in several works here recently.

LUGs.

made me remember this http://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/your_cuteness#1

Ha, I love the main character so much! She just didn't give a shit from the harassment!

Why is it called Alice...? °-°

Just what I was wondering!

But I liked it :)

I WANT MORE PLZ ITS SOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOD.

Wow i don't know about you guys but i find it extremely difficult see that prince as a girl.

Way too boy like.

I mean even if you tell yourself she is a girl and it's a yuri manga, the short hair girl looked like a girl.

And scenrio is kinda cliche and feel like a het story.

Wow i don't know about you guys but i find it extremely difficult see that prince as a girl.

Way too boy like.

I mean even if you tell yourself she is a girl and it's a yuri manga, the short hair girl looked like a girl.

And scenrio is kinda cliche and feel like a het story.

Wut....

No. No. No. and No.

Not cliche. No het feeling, not in the slightest. And she makes for a handsome woman. Masculine women are a thing.
She saw all the tomboy's cute sides and her dashing sides as well.

As for being cliche, I don't think so. The 'princess' in this case turned out to be strong and independent, very able to stick up for herself in spite of those other girls. If anything this felt like two tomboys getting together which, if I must say, is just the tastiest thing. Love me some tomboys.

Well, it feels like a Komura Ayumi story. Much like UsoLily or Mori no Takuma-san. She likes "subversive" couples, but not too much.

It's published in Margaret after all, which is a mainstream shoujo magazine. It's cute and fluffy, but doesn't challenge the consensus.

She goes out of her way to point that it's an "all girls school", that the "prince" wants to be married and have children at some point and that this relationship will probably not survive graduation.

So, meh.

^It IS cliché. It follows all the tropes of the shoujo manga, about a girl being close to the school's idol when all the other girls keep each other in check, and being bullied, but being strong about it and trying to protect them and being the only one to understand them, etc, etc... but I do love tomboys. Though the prince isn't very tomboyish except in appearance.

Give me Kase-san any day. That's an assertive tomboy.

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That was nice. Usually the drama tag kinda scares me a bit but the reading the comments helped with that.

The difference between enjoyable drama and the crappy one to me is whether the protagonist is rational and self-reflecting about the complications within her relationships. This manga's MC was just that, so it made the story a joy to read.

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Felt like a new spin on the princely/princess story, cute and then the reversal! super cute! I call for a part 2! Lol, maybe when they're 3rd & 2nd years?? A newb 1st year will confess and then 3rd year-sama will be so conflicted and confess to 2nd year-kun ^_^ <3

Well, it feels like a Komura Ayumi story. Much like UsoLily or Mori no Takuma-san. She likes "subversive" couples, but not too much.

It's published in Margaret after all, which is a mainstream shoujo magazine. It's cute and fluffy, but doesn't challenge the consensus.

She goes out of her way to point that it's an "all girls school", that the "prince" wants to be married and have children at some point and that this relationship will probably not survive graduation.

So, meh.

^It IS cliché. It follows all the tropes of the shoujo manga, about a girl being close to the school's idol when all the other girls keep each other in check, and being bullied, but being strong about it and trying to protect them and being the only one to understand them, etc, etc... but I do love tomboys. Though the prince isn't very tomboyish except in appearance.

Give me Kase-san any day. That's an assertive tomboy.

+1, especially the last line.

Norainhere posted:

That was nice. Usually the drama tag kinda scares me a bit but the reading the comments helped with that.

Also while I understand Haruka's fear at the end about Kanata not returning her feelings, I still think it's not totally hopeless, and Kanata could definitely fall for Haruka in the future. A follow-up to this story would definitely be welcome.

Yeah, one with Kanata having science babies with Haruka... Because that "Right now..." at the end, I didn't like it.
The rest was cute of course.

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The whole Class S nonsense at the end pretty much killed it for me. And if we're being honest, the author really isn't that good at doing lesbian couples to start with based on Usotsuki Lily. They were cute there and all, but it always felt like the author just wanted to be done with that side story and back to the stuff she liked doing.

LUGs.

Wow it's been a few decades since I heard that word!

There's a lot of potential development here, but I suspect it won't be taken further. Also, the fangs are confusing. Are they supposed to be a metaphor? Does the author like fangs? I've seen the single fang trope a lot, but never as a part of the actual character, except in vampire or catgirl stories.

Also, LUGs ... ahhhh, my day is complete