There is no yuri more peak than this.

Well, this sure is a statement.

I think this work is interesting in its own way, but I I find it hard to take it seriously, to be honest. I can't imagine people really behaving like this, it feels very exaggerated. That being said, it has been entertaining so far and I am curious to see where it will go.

God this manga is feeling wrenching. If I didn't have a burst blood vessel in my left eye, and crying didn't hurt, I would be bawling right now.

I'm looking forward to chapter 6.

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Ok that's it they've fallen in love with each other when do they move in together

There is no yuri more peak than this.

Well, this sure is a statement.

I think this work is interesting in its own way, but I I find it hard to take it seriously, to be honest. I can't imagine people really behaving like this, it feels very exaggerated. That being said, it has been entertaining so far and I am curious to see where it will go.

This goes for 90% of those stories or manga in general.

They are entertaining but you can't tell me there are actually people out there having a dumbass competition like that lmao.

It doesn't help that it's taking itself quite seriously. Though it's a fun read and you shouldn't think too much into it unless you enjoy that.

There is no yuri more peak than this.

Well, this sure is a statement.

I think this work is interesting in its own way, but I I find it hard to take it seriously, to be honest. I can't imagine people really behaving like this, it feels very exaggerated. That being said, it has been entertaining so far and I am curious to see where it will go.

This goes for 90% of those stories or manga in general.

I agree. There is some small fraction of yuri and/or manga that attempts to be “realistic” and is meant to be taken so, but mostly the stories focus on some single premise or a limited set of tropes to the exclusion of everything else. And that’s especially true of series with a comedic slant, some of which are absolutely built on wild exaggerations of “normal” behavior. Standards of “plausibility” are pretty subjective, but I don’t think realism is generally a very high priority in most manga.

There is no yuri more peak than this.

Well, this sure is a statement.

I think this work is interesting in its own way, but I I find it hard to take it seriously, to be honest. I can't imagine people really behaving like this, it feels very exaggerated. That being said, it has been entertaining so far and I am curious to see where it will go.

I think this, like a lot of fiction, uses exaggeration to convey feelings that are realistic but hard to flesh out in a concise manner.

I think this, like a lot of fiction, uses exaggeration to convey feelings that are realistic but hard to flesh out in a concise manner.

I think the word that you (and others) are looking for is "Melodramatic". While that word is sometimes used disparagingly, it's a perfectly valid form of storytelling.

Page 10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fHl9bxVT58

Goddddd this manga is driving me crazy!! Their feelings are so complicated!!

I kinda agree but more in the vein of "I can't make sense of any of this" :P Late to the party so I just read the available chapters in one go and I straight up don't get what their deal was in middle school or whatever, that whole situation leading to their falling out involving the senpai I just don't understand, maybe I'm too stupid.

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Goddddd this manga is driving me crazy!! Their feelings are so complicated!!

I kinda agree but more in the vein of "I can't make sense of any of this" :P Late to the party so I just read the available chapters in one go and I straight up don't get what their deal was in middle school or whatever, that whole situation leading to their falling out involving the senpai I just don't understand, maybe I'm too stupid.

You’re not stupid, you probably just misread something. From what I gathered, Wakaba had a crush on the senpai, and told Komaki. Komaki reacted to this by winning the senpai’s affections, promptly dumping him in a particularly painful fashion, and then telling Wakaba that the whole reason she went for him in the first place was so Wakaba couldn’t have him. I’m pretty sure she did this in order to keep monopolizing Wakaba, but Wakaba figured that the reason Komaki did it is because Komaki hated her, and blamed herself for Komaki developing a personality twisted enough to hurt people in such a way (not to mention getting her crush stolen). This caused the two of them to have a falling out, and thus, this story. Does that help?

last edited at Jun 21, 2024 5:49AM

You’re not stupid, you probably just misread something. From what I gathered, Wakaba had a crush on the senpai, and told Komaki. Komaki reacted to this by winning the senpai’s affections, promptly dumping him in a particularly painful fashion, and then telling Wakaba that the whole reason she went for him in the first place was so Wakaba couldn’t have him. I’m pretty sure she did this in order to keep monopolizing Wakaba, but Wakaba figured that the reason Komaki did it is because Komaki hated her, and blamed herself for Komaki developing a personality twisted enough to hurt people in such a way (not to mention getting her crush stolen). This caused the two of them to have a falling out, and thus, this story. Does that help?

It mostly makes sense, thank you, although I feel like I'd have to reread the whole thing again to see if that is actually supported by the text and I don't feel like it, so taking your word for it for the next chapters :P

"So I was reading this NTR doujin when inspiration struck me." -Komaki, apparently

Is this the 2nd or 3rd time Wakaba has gotten "payback" by taking the initiative to kiss Komaki?

Girl, maybe think about what your chosen method of revenge says about your feelings towards Komaki...

Wakaba is already so unambiguously in love with Komaki and reciprocates these events more than she is currently comfortable admitting to herself. She also recognized that her feelings for Komaki are different from those for her friend Masturi (which was the point of her thoughts on being touched); so, even if Matsuri does have feelings, there's the signal that, that's unlikely to go anywhere. Understandably, Wakaba would be confused about her feelings for Komaki, at least for now. Their current situation is a mess. Once she understands why Komaki acts as she does, we'll see where Wakaba finally lands. But her feelings for Komaki only seem to grow as the series progresses.

Is this the 2nd or 3rd time Wakaba has gotten "payback" by taking the initiative to kiss Komaki?

Girl, maybe think about what your chosen method of revenge says about your feelings towards Komaki...

She'll marry her and scream "Ha! I win!" after their heartfelt vows; then wonder why she's so happy, her cheeks are still so hot, and her heart is still beating so fast.

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Okay with that last bet it’s starting to feel like God himself wants Wakaba to keep losing these bets lol

Twist: we'll learn Komaki actually is an angel with reality-warping powers...

If I read the words "I hate you" just one more time in this series imma stop reading

If I read the words "I hate you" just one more time in this series imma stop reading

Well I guess we'll probably see you for 1 more chapter lmao

If I read the words "I hate you" just one more time in this series imma stop reading

Well I guess we'll probably see you for 1 more chapter lmao

Yeah since that's pretty much the "free space" on this manga's next chapter bingo card.

Maybe it'll help if you just mentally substitute the "I hate you" with "I love you", since that's more or less what they really mean when they say it.

"I hate you!"
"I hate you more!"
they fuck

If I read the words "I hate you" just one more time in this series imma stop reading

Well I guess we'll probably see you for 1 more chapter lmao

Yeah since that's pretty much the "free space" on this manga's next chapter bingo card.

Maybe it'll help if you just mentally substitute the "I hate you" with "I love you", since that's more or less what they really mean when they say it.

Exactly, if there's one thing that's for certain with this manga it's them saying "I hate you", probably as they kiss. I'm honestly not even sure if we'll ever get a proper "I love you" between the two leads with this lol

"I hate you!"
"I hate you more!"
they fuck

If anyone ever walks in on them they're going to be more confused than anything

Kudos to Wakaba for keeping her verbal reactions to the minimum.

Poor Matsuri, though. Not sure if ai was used or not, but if so...... oh, doomed yuri.

Kudos to Wakaba for keeping her verbal reactions to the minimum.

Poor Matsuri, though. Not sure if ai was used or not, but if so...... oh, doomed yuri.

Something I've been wondering, if the "I hate you" with the main couple means I love you, does Matsuri's "I love you" mean I hate you?

Kudos to Wakaba for keeping her verbal reactions to the minimum.

Poor Matsuri, though. Not sure if ai was used or not, but if so...... oh, doomed yuri.

It makes me feel better to imagine Matsuri is representing the bane of yuri readers: the old "just gals being pals and super affectionate". Think of her as Reina or Kumiko or someone like that.

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Kudos to Wakaba for keeping her verbal reactions to the minimum.

Poor Matsuri, though. Not sure if ai was used or not, but if so...... oh, doomed yuri.

It makes me feel better to imagine Matsuri is representing the bane of yuri readers: the old "just gals being pals and super affectionate". Think of her as Reina or Kumiko or someone like that.

With how warped feelings and words are in this series, I'm expecting something more twisted. I could be wrong, but I'm definitely curious to see where the author intends to go with all of the characters

I just hope it doesn't get really depressing or dark heh