Elsa you glutton.

I immediately went to the discussion when I read this lol

The harbinger of doom has arrived!

Elsa you glutton.

Tbf, Elsa's thought process is usually "Yvonne does literally anything" -> "OMG, I need to marry her"

ch16:

Totally immersed in the book, Yvonne was getting worked up over the love story of two girls overcoming obstacles of class.

They were finally at this point... The mistress and the maid had finally agreed to elope!

It's clearer in the novel that the book is a love story, so it's far enough beyond subtext that Yvonne can't miss it. But her being lesbian for Elsa? It's unthinkable.

Also, everything we learn about Yvonne's favorite book series over time (in the comic) makes it sound way better than Goodbye, My Rose Garden which probably inspired it. So far it's similar and later it diverges.

^
Thinking about it, Evie never considered how her love&sex life would be after getting rid of Elsa. She never examined her own sexuality. She 100% focuses on hitching Elsa with a princely stud, but her own situation remains a foggy limbo to her.
She often preaches the comphet morality to Elsa so you'd assume she plans to find a husband herself after getting Elsa out of her hair, but the love stories she likes to read are yuri stories...... and when she was a beta-tester for the game, there wasn't even ONE among literally HUNDREDS of male leads (potential suitors for the heroine specially designed to cater to the typical tastes of young girls!) that she didn't abhor as a stupid and burdensome pest who was nothing but trouble.

It's not just her feelings for Elsa, it's also in general her romantic and sexual preferences that Evie the neutronium star is too dense to realize.

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Ah, yes, it sure is hot today. :D

Brain go POP. :D

"How to Deal with the Heroine" — a must-have book!

"How to Deal with the Heroine" — a must-have book!

But what a disappointment it will be when after all this research and the time taken to write it, in the end it will turn out to be just a leaflet saying "Marry her."

Eh? Pale pink!? Where? At the crook between her legs??? KYAAA! SQUEEE!

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Better than sex.

Eh? Pale pink!? Where? At the crook between her legs??? KYAAA! SQUEEE!

Yooo same thought process gang

What a wonderful world where a yuri novel adaptation is the most popular movie you can hardly find tickets for.

I like this slightly messed-up premise way better than premises where the System / Admin is trying to coerce the main character towards falling in love with the lead. Fight the system with the power of lesbian!

Just when Yvonne was deciding to form a long-term stable relationship with Elsa, even more than as roommates, things go bad... This chapter may not be as ridiculous as a full-on interrupted confession, but it's gut-wrenching seeing Yvonne go from taking a huge step in the ambiguous relationship to Yvonne being forced to be cruel to Elsa. The next few chapters will hurt a bit.

We know Elsa can see Yvonnes expressions and freezing up, but I still find it a bit amazing that she rarely fears Yvonne's mood swings and keeps trying to satisfy (or rescue?) her girl. It'll be really underwhelming if Elsa doesn't eventually reveal a solid running interpretation of Yvonne's reactions to the System pop-ups beyond being concerned for 30 seconds.

Ah yes the painful chapters

Dear translators: "wrym" -> "wyrm"

Some of my reactions:

"Shopping" two times? Seems a bit redundant... I would have expected the second one to be "we've gone strolling" or something along the lines.

Oh my. It looks like yuri fiction in that world isn't as advanced and developed as in ours. They are still at the stage where love despair and suicide seems a reasonable ending for lesbian characters, like in Shiroi Heya no Futari or Claudine.

Huh huh huh. DENIED! (◣‿◢)

Great way to end the chapter. The screen appears, ordering her to hurt Elsa, and we are not told what exactly she has to do... but she's wielding a knife and she starts to tremble and if it weren't that I have already read the manhua I would start SCREAMING!!!! AAAH!! HORROR!! DREAD!!

^ Roommates and friends.

^ Why is the word 'and' remarkedly important?

^ Why is the word 'and' remarkedly important?

Because it's not just one or the other of the two words our useless lesbians usually confuse their feelings of love with, it's both.

so they kept the letter knife huh

Shipper is about to be on deck. I repeat, shipper is about to be on deck.

This useless girl... She's been specifically told Elsa considers her her destined soulmate, and she still fails to consider her own description when Elsa is talking about her preferences...

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This is ten times better than the idiotic manhua version.

This is ten times better than the idiotic manhua version.

Why? It's pretty much exactly the same.