The landlady totally resorted to using the protagonist when she realized that the protagonist recognized her,let's see how this develops.
Is this series monthly ? I might just wait a year for some chapters to upload because I would hate to play the waiting game for a series that hits all my buttons (Adult Life,cute art,a protagonist that is already established as gay or bi)
The landlady totally resorted to using the protagonist when she realized that the protagonist recognized her,let's see how this develops.
Is this series monthly ? I might just wait a year for some chapters to upload because I would hate to play the waiting game for a series that hits all my buttons (Adult Life,cute art,a protagonist that is already established as gay or bi)
Same,but being a weak-willed person i am i dont think i can wait a year for all the chapters ;-;
It's probably obvious but an ooya is a landlady/landlord. So it's every month, with garden, with landlady. also, while it's true there are a lot of idol and mangaka yuris, there was also bright and cheery amnesia with a blue collar wife, and one of the one-shots? had one partner be a bus driver. Also this makes me a little nostalgic for Octave.
Would you happen to remember what the name of the one with the bus driver is? I remember reading it but I can't remember the title.
It's probably obvious but an ooya is a landlady/landlord. So it's every month, with garden, with landlady. also, while it's true there are a lot of idol and mangaka yuris, there was also bright and cheery amnesia with a blue collar wife, and one of the one-shots? had one partner be a bus driver. Also this makes me a little nostalgic for Octave.
Would you happen to remember what the name of the one with the bus driver is? I remember reading it but I can't remember the title.
"I want to be single for a bit, whoops looks like I've moved in with another girl who is my type I'm sure this won't backfire" gotta love these lesbians
A story about an adult who's already out at the beginning is sufficiently rare and refreshing that I'm willing to suspend my hatred of landlords while reading this one. It helps that Kitano is somewhat of an airhead who seems to have stumbled into being a landlady rather than consciously looking to extract passive income from working people simply by owning capital.
I guess the translator was going for a country-style accent for Miyako, but I can only hear Danny Archer in my head. I kept expecting her to tell Asako to buy "something lekker for the wife, ya".