I don't think its terrible, but there's no yuri goodness or a lot of story when she's involved. Lets pick on yuki the whole time feeling for sure though.
Finding catalud syndrome more interesting as I read, didn't feel that way to begin with. Enjoying it more than recent chapters of a room for 2, it was better when it first started
It's almost certainly just going to turn out that she just didn't get along with ordinary humans and has chosen to become cynical and distant and is now concluding that her experience is a 100% true rule for everyone.
It's almost certainly just going to turn out that she just didn't get along with ordinary humans and has chosen to become cynical and distant and is now concluding that her experience is a 100% true rule for everyone.
It is clear she has a jaded view but at the same time we have to remember Yuki was treated really shitty herself even by her own parents and is why she is so neurotic.
It is clear she has a jaded view but at the same time we have to remember Yuki was treated really shitty herself even by her own parents and is why she is so neurotic.
Excuse me but what? Pretty sure her parents have never even been mentioned.
On another note I knew Yuki was tiny but holy shit she really needs to start eating some animal protein...
It is clear she has a jaded view but at the same time we have to remember Yuki was treated really shitty herself even by her own parents and is why she is so neurotic.
Excuse me but what? Pretty sure her parents have never even been mentioned.
On another note I knew Yuki was tiny but holy shit she really needs to start eating some animal protein...
She's mentioned her mother before. I can't remember what chapter. I don't think they were bad parents though and she loves her mom if I remember correctly. ITs just a bit awkward between the two
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