The drag out was strong. Kinda sucks we're not gonna get more of their relationship and it just ends here but oh well.

I can finally rest in peace

The drag out was strong. Kinda sucks we're not gonna get more of their relationship and it just ends here but oh well.

It feels like too many yuri stories nowadays end right after the confession.

Eh. I'm glad they did finally get together, but it ended up happening along the fairly orthodox [confession finally lands]->[Fast forward montage with token fluff]->[roll credits] track. I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks that "I want you" should have broken down that wall, and then the chapters after would be a nice wind down to the ending as the world has a chance to breathe as it shows off the (honestly, pretty minimal) differences now that they're officially romantic.

(Side note, chapter 25 appears to have been overwritten by the new chapter)

It's like watching a footballer about to kick the ball into the goal, but there's a brick inside.

https://youtu.be/_yYS0ZZdsnA?si=snURPhCdzBEuve7F

i feel... cold

I can finally rest in peace

Not yet, but there might be an afterwords or a short side story, like in Can’t Deny the Lonely Girl, haha! :D

Another one that finish with the confession zzz

Dont you hate when the yuri ends right when they finally confess and we don't get to see much of the couple life?

Please, please be a time skip to a few years, they’re already married and all lovey dovey and kissy kissy. Please, 27 pages of them kissing would be peak.

Or like, just a fast forward into their relationship, please, please,

Pleaseeeeee.

I feel... Cold

FINALLY. Ffffff... Okay. So. When are we getting the sequel series, amirite? Lol, no but for real. Authour. Pls. You can't just cut us off like this (⁠ ⁠ꈨຶ⁠ ⁠˙̫̮⁠ ⁠ꈨຶ⁠ ⁠)

It just feels so antiquated. And it's not just the confession at the end, the entire "hijinks" aspect of delaying them figuring out their feelings for each other feels so old to me now. Like, how does this still sell? How are there still audiences for this?

When you've had your finger held down on the frame advance button, and it suddenly slips off and hits the FF one

It just feels so antiquated. And it's not just the confession at the end, the entire "hijinks" aspect of delaying them figuring out their feelings for each other feels so old to me now. Like, how does this still sell? How are there still audiences for this?

I mean, are you sure that it did sell? This whole final volume has had "whoops we just got axed" written all over it.

Wow, they finally confessed. Good for them.

Dont you hate when the yuri ends right when they finally confess and we don't get to see much of the couple life?

This is when you hope the author follows in Tachi's footsteps like with Sakura Trick.

I hate that I'm both frustrated AND overjoyed by these two. Sure, it might be the most dragged out high school romance I've read in recent years, but when else are you supposed to trip & roll around in love & life? Here's hoping for dumb dating omakes in the volume release (copium).

It just feels so antiquated. And it's not just the confession at the end, the entire "hijinks" aspect of delaying them figuring out their feelings for each other feels so old to me now. Like, how does this still sell? How are there still audiences for this?

I mean, are you sure that it did sell? This whole final volume has had "whoops we just got axed" written all over it.

I'm using sell loosely here. I mean in the sense that the author and editor at some point have agreed that they have to delay this as much as possible, which at some point is a decision about what will sell, even if it ultimately did not end up working.

maaaaan

Overall I think it was a good read. Even if it did get a bit... grueling, for a moment.

This was alright. Feels like something that would play better binged than following as it released.

Disappointing because I would have liked to see more of their relationship.

Been here since chapter 1, it's actually amazing that the author dragged this out for 3 years.
Can confidently say that I will not be re-reading this.