The fact that this series was exclusively licensed to Coolmic, out of all platforms, is baffling. It's not optimized for smartphone reading at all. Not to mention the general low quality of Coolmic's service.
she THINKS she is straight but is really a lesbian and doesn't know it
Says who? Let's ignore the genre and our experience with these sorts of mangas and look at the situation from a more detached perspective - a young girl lures another young girl with money and slowly gets her used to escalating sexual acts, starting with skinship that the latter initially finds uncomfortable and eventually moving to outright molestation - and this is with around 3 months of time left in their deal. If you ignore things outside the work and look at it critically, it's really disturbing, or at least that's the way it seems to me.
Hindsight (which will come with time) and prior experience with the genre aside, "you are really into it, even if you refuse to acknowledge it" sounds like something a rapist would say. In fact, if the art style was different and the same things were portrayed in a different perspective, it'd totally be seen that way. I strongly ask you to shelf your gut reaction and take a bit of time to think it through, even if you reach the same conclusions at the end.
I am probably speaking to a wall, but it's really frustrating to non-stop hear the same copy and paste reactions.
True, if we ignore all the context and details, we can make the story sound as horrible as possible
The very first page has an implied sex scene, featuring an unfamiliar black bra, Fuuko's book, and Yuni's phone. Just throwing it out there. (Not sure what the star and moon shaped jewelry means though.) It looks more than just symbolism, compared to the melodramatic threesome on the title spread. But I would love a good surprise.
Wow. There's no way the creator isn't a turbo homophobe, given that ending. Or straight people are hardwired to ruin any potential LGBT representation in any work of media they get to control (which is most of them). I try so hard to not have expectations, but it's no use.
Putting aside the weird consent stuff of the series, let's talk about what really matters.
Does anyone actually get anything out of waiting for each page to load like you're on dial-up because the images are roughly the size of a highway billboard?
I think the drawings are actually upscaled, too. You can see that they're pixelated at full size.
