I don't think they meant the art style, that's an odd conclusion to make.

Well . . . right.

The further question, as implied by my post, would be: since the art itself does not seem to resemble non-professional drawing, and since this does not seem to be a takeoff on or extension of a preexisting franchise, what exactly about the story, theme, characterization, etc. has whatever features are being associated with "fanfic"?

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Well, I suppose the fangirl meeting this super-sexy seductive authoress could kinda be a self-insert scenario that'd be somewhat comparable to what fanfiction likes to do, and since we know so little about the authoress - just those snippets - it could easily be a character from a wider-work where she plays an entirely different role ...

So. But I don't think that's particularly different from many other manga.

What does that even mean? The art style is highly sophisticated and, although unusual, highly professional.

No, you're talking about "fanart". I meant story-wise. I am actually quite fond of the art. Reminds me of cute twitter manhwas.

The further question, as implied by my post, would be: since the art itself does not seem to resemble non-professional drawing, and since this does not seem to be a takeoff on or extension of a preexisting franchise, what exactly about the story, theme, characterization, etc. has whatever features are being associated with "fanfic"?

Well, I suppose the fangirl meeting this super-sexy seductive authoress could kinda be a self-insert scenario that'd be somewhat comparable to what fanfiction likes to do, and since we know so little about the authoress - just those snippets - it could easily be a character from a wider-work where she plays an entirely different role ...

So. But I don't think that's particularly different from many other manga.

Exactly. Thank you. I am not talking about the art, it's just that the whole setup screams AO3 fanfic/ Wattpad lesbian story [ Falling for the Mysterious Beauty (GirlxGirl)...lol]. And not like that's a problem, I just felt like pointing it out. But as I said, maybe that's just me.

What does that even mean? The art style is highly sophisticated and, although unusual, highly professional.

No, you're talking about "fanart". I meant story-wise. I am actually quite fond of the art. Reminds me of cute twitter manhwas.

The further question, as implied by my post, would be: since the art itself does not seem to resemble non-professional drawing, and since this does not seem to be a takeoff on or extension of a preexisting franchise, what exactly about the story, theme, characterization, etc. has whatever features are being associated with "fanfic"?

Well, I suppose the fangirl meeting this super-sexy seductive authoress could kinda be a self-insert scenario that'd be somewhat comparable to what fanfiction likes to do, and since we know so little about the authoress - just those snippets - it could easily be a character from a wider-work where she plays an entirely different role ...

So. But I don't think that's particularly different from many other manga.

Exactly. Thank you. I am not talking about the art, it's just that the whole setup screams AO3 fanfic/ Wattpad lesbian story [ Falling for the Mysterious Beauty (GirlxGirl)...lol]. And not like that's a problem, I just felt like pointing it out. But as I said, maybe that's just me.

Sorry I didn’t make it clear from the start that I do know the difference between fanart and fanfic.

“Not particularly different from many other manga” was my starting point as well.

“Not particularly different from many other manga” was my starting point as well.

It all comes back to my last statement, and now I'm sure, that it's just me who thinks this way.

Shameless flirting

Yuki-chan is running a high fever—better pop that girl into bed and apply cold compresses to her naked body.

Thank fuck, she finally fucking realized how gay she is.

Wow she realized she is a lesbo

I'm glad she realized now, it was so obvious from an outside perspective, that I don't know if it would eventually become annoying if the MC never realized her own feelings until the near final chapter(s) at a later date. The trope/cliche of a character obviously liking someone but never stopping to think about it or constantly dismissing it is so common that it's sometimes frustrating, good on the author for not extending the period of "obliviousness".

Gayness give you a high fever?

[queer feeling intensifies]

Kiss her already >_<

The high fever that little gal has can only be cured by two naked bodies.

fever of the body and mind

Kiss her already >_<

That's for last chapter

i rather like the slow pacing on this. plus i like that azuma is so far just straight up an elegant lady and not secretly evil or cruel. her teasing just feels good-natured.

As slow as 14 chapters can get.

This series was already supertexty, but now it's officially gay.

The high fever that little gal has can only be cured by two naked bodies.

Indeed

I diagnose her with gay.

Historical useless lesbian discovers her truly admiration.

Wow that lady is super sexy... I just hope that the younger one is over 18 years old!!

Well, I suppose the fangirl meeting this super-sexy seductive authoress could kinda be a self-insert scenario that'd be somewhat comparable to what fanfiction likes to do, and since we know so little about the authoress - just those snippets - it could easily be a character from a wider-work where she plays an entirely different role ...

So. But I don't think that's particularly different from many other manga.

Lol but any manga is never original or different. They are all derivatives of something

Well, I suppose the fangirl meeting this super-sexy seductive authoress could kinda be a self-insert scenario that'd be somewhat comparable to what fanfiction likes to do, and since we know so little about the authoress - just those snippets - it could easily be a character from a wider-work where she plays an entirely different role ...

So. But I don't think that's particularly different from many other manga.

Lol but any manga is never original or different. They are all derivatives of something

The pool of genuinely original stories was already exhausted approximately around the Bronze Age, anyway.