Is there actual proof that Midori's feeling for Tsumugi is in the romantic form...cause I think it's not like that. What I've learned is Tsumugi and Haro is the one who is in love with Midori.

They love each other.

Midori has moved on from Tsugumi.

Haru has come back to Midori.

That’s all we know.

I bet Haru is the one who put that mug on Midori's Bag....Just a daily reminder that she will come back which reminds me of Midori's line: "I never did have anything that could give form to my memories with Tsumugi chan"

Well that left me with zero emotions whatsoever. It just kinda ended with a generic wishy-washy time skip ending and I was kind just left here like "Oh okay I guess it's over."

Blastaar posted:

Is there actual proof that Midori's feeling for Tsumugi is in the romantic form...cause I think it's not like that. What I've learned is Tsumugi and Haro is the one who is in love with Midori.

They love each other.

Midori has moved on from Tsugumi.

Haru has come back to Midori.

That’s all we know.

Don't forget, Midori has been waiting for Haru to return too, they kinda promised that.

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The ending wasn't necessarily bad, but it definitely left a bit of an empty, unfulfilled impression. There was so much more they could have expanded on with their story so the sudden time skip and rushed relationship between them was pretty disappointing :/. I wasn't even expecting them to ever end up together, but just the process of the two of them coming to terms with Tsugumi's death and their familial relationship with each other had so much more to explore.

Ah well, I guess that's what we have "Living with my Brother's Wife" for.

Haru went to the high school she wanted to go to--she said that in this chapter, even, "I'll go where I want to"

Ah, I did see the latter line, but not what was at issue.

i was hoping more for a maternal/daughter vibe

In which case you'd hope for them to not be separated for Haru's remaining childhood years!

Instead we get an interrupted adoption and a rather vague return ending.

"Still better than the second half of Usagi Drop."

Like um... I need a kiss.

Like um... I need a sequel.

Hand-holding at the end and people are unsatisfied? What do you people want, double fisting?

It really does feel rushed, which takes some of the emotion away, but I'm glad it ended the way it did - even moreso because of the romantic overtones I wasn't sure if the author was even going to hint at. Maybe we'll get lucky and there'll be an omake in the final volume or something.

Regardless I'll definitely look out for more work from this mangaka. I wish her the best of luck.

Like um... I need a sequel.

A sequel for people who can accept Haru and Midori's romantic relationship without labeling it as pedophilia....because it's not.

Hand-holding at the end and people are unsatisfied? What do you people want, double fisting?

Like um... I need a sequel.

A sequel for people who can accept Haru and Midori's romantic relationship without labeling it as pedophilia....because it's not.

People who think that are ridiculous. Not only did the author do a time skip. They haven't even shared a kiss. It's wonderfully developed, but leaves me wanting more. I want to see them bloom into a couple. If that's where the author is going. I mean that's where I saw it going.

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ok midori i'm back and now i have a lesbian haircut let's fuck

Like um... I need a sequel.

A sequel for people who can accept Haru and Midori's romantic relationship without labeling it as pedophilia....because it's not.

Kinda the reason why Haru moved in with her aunt, cause she knew she would need to become an adult in order to live together with Midori, rather than be treated as a child that needs to be taken care of by the person she has come to love.

what the

first yuri isekai and now this

is coronavirus teabagging us

After some thought, I'm going to have to say this ending was great (even if it didn't end super gay like I was hoping). At the end of the day we know they care and love each other deeply and having a romantic ending would have taken away from the point of the story. Don't get me wrong, this strongly hints that they'll get together soon, but it was a good ending nonetheless. I hope we get an extra chapter or something because I really wanted more.

Well, the story pretty much wrapped up neatly. We always have many Yuri stories ending with a simple brought back together towards the end and such. This one albeit the similarity, did have its originality in the way this conclusion was brought out.

The Yuri is subtle but definitely there and the story behind each of the three characters was narrated as much as possible because the anxiety of the mind can only be describable so much. Each character has her own obstacles they need to overcome and that is brought about by the last chapter. All of characters wanted one thing, a place where they belong, but they were unaware that it isn't something one-sided but brought about by a mutual connection. That's why Haru decides to leave so that she can come back as someone that is able to contribute to the life that she and Midori can have together.

ok midori i'm back and now i have a lesbian haircut let's fuck

Bahaha, IKR?! When she was like "geez, notice it already" and "what else?" Like fucking hell Midori, I could feel her sending the gay vibes through the screen, she'll be knuckle deep in her before Midori finally realises wtf is happening and how she feels...

Jokes aside, I loved this manga all the way to the end

Maybe I’m just very lucky to not read much and therefore not get the cliches some others got, but I thought it was very pretty. There’s much to complain and hand-wring over, but I can’t be bothered. The story had to end here for reasons, and given that, I thought the ending was great!

I really loved the ambiguity. In some very unexpected ways, this series reminded me of my yuri origin story - Noir. For that alone, I am deeply grateful. Also, Haru’s haircut is great!

Almost unrelated, I feel like this series is going to be a new landmark in tag rejections. Sorry, everyone!

(sigh) A very ambiguous ending.

Ending was done well. Would I buy this from Amazon? IFF properly translated and published in English. The sequel better be better than this ending.

I believe we can remove the “Yuri” tag now that Haru’s mom, Tsugumi, acted like the Fonz from “Happy Days”... never expressing “I love you” until it was too late.

The “Age Gap” tag can stay, in my opinion. Haru admits she’s too young and has to bide her time to reach adulthood.

Maybe I’m just very lucky to not read much and therefore not get the cliches some others got, but I thought it was very pretty. There’s much to complain and hand-wring over, but I can’t be bothered. The story had to end here for reasons, and given that, I thought the ending was great!

I really loved the ambiguity. In some very unexpected ways, this series reminded me of my yuri origin story - Noir. For that alone, I am deeply grateful. Also, Haru’s haircut is great!

Almost unrelated, I feel like this series is going to be a new landmark in tag rejections. Sorry, everyone!

I was going to try, but now I’m not going to bother knowing about the resistance to tag suggestions in this instance.

Thanks for letting me know in advance.

I believe we can remove the “Yuri” tag now that Haru’s mom, Tsugumi, acted like the Fonz from “Happy Days”... never expressing “I love you” until it was too late.

The “Age Gap” tag can stay, in my opinion. Haru admits she’s too young and has to bide her time to reach adulthood.

But too young for what, if not yuri?

I believe we can remove the “Yuri” tag now that Haru’s mom, Tsugumi, acted like the Fonz from “Happy Days”... never expressing “I love you” until it was too late.

The “Age Gap” tag can stay, in my opinion. Haru admits she’s too young and has to bide her time to reach adulthood.

But too young for what, if not yuri?

Too young for unprotected hand-holding obviously!