Lol

Just started reading this because I'm into traps.
I love yuri but the yuri tag in chapter 7 is very misleading.
You can't call someone with a cock a girl.

That’s harsh, there are people who are called “transgender” for a reason...not everyone can afford sex organ change operations, either. But if a person who was born male wants to be a woman or feels more comfortable being one, the simple thought of it, thinking as a woman, or dressing up as one counts as transgendered too. Gin is very much a woman as we see her behave and takes care of her appearance.

She’s not just a “trap,” she legitimately wants to become a woman and is trying to figure out her sexual identity.

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Wow this threeshot was super sweet (no pun intended). I had butterflies in my stomach seeing the chemistry. But I wished they explained why Hinako fell for her too.

Finally, a manga that puts alcohol into meaningful use other than drunken smex

No men lol, sounds like a dream come true.

Lmao this mangaka sure is a troll. Pussy tease till the very end xD

When did Dynasty turn into a medical subreddit?

What exactly is the backstory to this? lol

Well... was OK, I guess..
Kinda cool to see that the people around them (even the parents) are supportive.

Homika (aka Roxie in English) is a gym leader in Black and White 2. She has a dad but not a mom. So the mangaka seems to have made up a story about her missing mom lol. The real Roxie in the game is not angsty at all and gets along with her dad.

Uhhhhhhhhhh

ok.

I want a doujin where Hikari is an adult. That would be cool too.

Why bet when patience rewards you for free?

Hey, this is long but here:

-Otsu Hiyori’s works are all worth the read!
-Bloom Into You
-Nettaigyo wa Yuki ni Kogareru
-Blooming Sequence (decent, but could have been better)
-Gunjou (this one might turn people off art wise or story wise though, it’s a bit tragic)
-Kissing Mars
-SOME (not all) of Momono Moto’s works
-Jin Takemiya sometimes makes some decent one shots.
-Amber Teahouse
-Bright and Cheery Amnesia
-My Unrequited Love (aka The Love that Won’t Reach)
-Junko Matsufuji has some decent one shots with beautiful characters... but the sex scenes might be a bit showy.
-I think “Rock it Girl!” Started off very nicely but it ended too soon. Idk what was going through the mangaka’s head to end it so early.
-Fluttering Feelings. This manhwa was sadly never finished due to the author’s premature death (r.i.p), but it’s a MUST read. What builds up to the point where it was left off is very much worth the read.
-Morinaga Milk made some decent stuff, but her works might appeal more to younger audiences.
-Love Doctor (this one is a bit philosophical in the middle, but very good regardless. It just ended too early imo).
-Ratana Satis’ works-I recommend them
-Hanjuku Joshi (the original, NOT the sequel)

The ones I have recommended to you are either realistic with straight up romance and good characters. I do not like supernatural or fantasy, so I cannot recommend you anything with magic or dragons and stuff like that xD But I did hear that “Moonlight Garden” or something is a good fantasy yuri series.

PS. If anyone tells you Shitrus is good, they are a liar xD

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matsuri_wins You're unlikely to be Yoonie as you seem to understand objectivity, where as they did not when i made a similar argument against them.

In saying that we could apply that very argument against your interpretation of the narrative structure and what you think is "genius" writing. It's still based of how you interpret the story structure, narrative and "mis-en-scene" and that comes from both your experiences in life and biases for and against characters.

That part is not interpretation, it’s basic knowledge of how to write stories and evaluating their quality.

If Team GJ is writing the story type A (“Sumin escapes from toxic relationship into arms of lovable new girl”) they are writing a BAD story, by putting excessive attention to all things Seju: all these backscenes throughout the main story, Seju and all her family problems hijacking the 2nd half of the story (there was a point I literally found myself surprised Sungji was still part of it lol), then Paradise, and when they finally show Sungji-centric chapter it’s just rehash of Seju scenes. What the actual f?

As a comparison, a good type A story in the world of Yuri manga is Pulse. Gave plenty of backstory to the toxic “villain”, even made her somewhat redeemable/relatable, but in no point of the story do you doubt, for a nanosecond, that the new girl is right for the “healing girl”, and you cheer for them intensely all along. The new girl is developed really well and is highly memorable from a storywriting standpoint. Also: in no moment the “healing girl” tells the ex she is leaving with the new girl but still loves her so much that in order to stay with new girl they need to part (what a bucket of cold water that would be, putting in question the entire love story!)

Now if Team GJ is writing story B (“fated couple has a lot of problems, date other ppl who are also important characters, find way back”) then there might be a light at the end of the quality tunnel here, because then they are justified in writing things the way they have been.

Hey, I know I haven’t been part of the conversation but I have to disagree. Sumin legitimately fell in love with Sungji imo. At first Sumin just thought Sungji was just one of those girls blindly attracted to her and want sexual favors, but the moment they shared moments together (like Sungji hugging her and being there for her when she needed consolation instead of something sexual, conversations, incidents where Sumin had to butt in to save her, etc.), Sumin progressively got attached to her. Sumin was attracted to her bc of her honesty and untainted nature. Sungji is definitely not a replacement because Sumin didn’t fall in love with her in a way she compared her to somebody else. She fell in love because Sungji was Sungji.

I think the moments that she thinks about Seju are there because she also feels a bit guilty about what she and Seju have become now. There is no indication that she still thinks of her as a romantic interest. She’s just worried about Seju because of the crap she had to go through bc of her family, and the abuse Seju has to deal with, etc.

Sungji was an effective healer because Sumin learns her mistakes through Sungji forgiving her, telling her things that give her insight, etc.

As I mentioned before, this is a healing drama where “gray” people (not black or white or bad or good), ie, realistic people, learn to forget and forgive past issues.

No one is really in the wrong or right.

Man screw bullies. Idk why insecure fucktards always have to make others miserable because their daddy or mommy make their lives miserable.

Get over it, everyone has problems. Man, I knew girls like them when I was in elementary-high school (and even some man children in college ://///)

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An interracial Yuri couple... Judge me as you like, but this hits almost all my fetish buttons.

It’s not interracial. They are both Japanese, but with unusual facial features like freckles and tanned skin. It’s shown with her white feet and her pale mom that she’s just Japanese with really tan skin lol. And no ethnic comments have been made about Freckles either, and her uncle is Japanese so she’s Japanese too.

But I agree with you, it’s really nice to see Japanese girls with various features for once instead of just pale skin.

Just make fun of how japan lost in WW2 and the size of male PP's. And if they rebel I'm sure that the yandere girl thing can get a Nuclear bomb and make Hiroshima/Nagasaki 2 happen.

Lay off the weed lol

That scene of Uta pushing Kaoru out of her bedroom was the only good thing about this series so far. Why are these girls always so spineless?

I wouldn’t say both of them are spineless. Uta confessed to her two times already so Kaoru is the one who is ‘spineless’ and denying the feelings so she can stay as the way things are for them rn. She’s afraid of change imo.

It’s not clear whether Kaoru likes her back either. She seems more like trying to absorb what is going on and is in a state of shock.

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How old was the girlfriend lol? They never showed her age at the ending credits. She seems to be much much older than the MC.

Also, the MC is unforgivable. She fooled around with her heart and caused her depression. Why must the good characters die bc of dumb main characters :/

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Damn, I don’t care what anybody else says—the art style is hella amazing. I am hooked on this story so far. The way the characters think, interact, etc. are so fucking real and it’s so good. This is so painfully realistic.

And the brother and his wife are so fucking cool.

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This thread is so popular it keeps popping up in the front page xD And all I see is this one huge argument spinning around in circles. I read everything, and—People keep saying the same things back and forth bc of lack of understanding and unity. I’d say to just move on already and shake hands haha.

I’m not sure if you are allowed to post links to that site. Is that one of the sites that Dynasty is ok with?

What...just...happened? Poor girl. Did SHE do this to her?

No, that girl was already infected and tied up. The whole scenario we saw of them with the girl in her “normal” state was the black haired girl’s imagination/ wishful thinking. She says at the end that it was all her dream. She wanted to escape with that girl enough to imagine all that up, but she couldn’t because she had already turned into a zombie.

The black haired girl was most likely immune to the infection.

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I hope the maid finds out why she was really mad at her. That’d be interesting to see. Also, does the other maids getting fired imply that they found secret files of themselves or the MC? Does the master go through different maids often from them discovering her secret, her getting tired of them or her just being paranoid. And that one maid knew of this and still sent the MC to her room. Was that maid trying to get rid her to have the master to herself like she did with the previous maids or is she just really confident they won’t mess up? Hmm...

Well any maid who goes through a master’s belongings will be fired without question lol. I wouldn’t want thieves to work at my house either. That, and Tsukiko was probably afraid of being found out as a creepy stalker.

And the files were only that of the MC. The MC and Tsukiko have been friends since high school. She was the only one who was stalked. Tsukiko might have not wanted anyone to find these files for obvious reasons and consequences.

And lol no, that maid wasn’t trying to get the MC fired... she was the one who warned her not to touch anything in Tsukiko’s room. She said needed “a hand”-help (maybe because she couldn’t clean every room on her own).

But it’s so dumb of Tsukiko to leave her key out in the open like that. Kind of a plot convenience, almost lol.

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I don't think the mistress here fills enough of the yandere character archetype check marks to be considered that, with what we see in this manga we have none of the insanity-driven physical violence or murder that's iconic of that stereotype. I think she's just a girl obsessed with her romantic to an uncertain degree but I'm not sure if we have a named character archetype for that.

She is definitely a yandere though. Her degree of obsession is incredibly unhealthy as shown at the end. Just an unhealthy, obsessive mental state qualifies as being a yandere. Yandere characters do not have to kill or physically harm. Violent and obsessive thoughts and mild behavior that implies them count too.

hmmm...I can't seem to find the family was killed. Financially dried up maybe. The word lunatic. To whom was it referring to, Youko or Tsukiko? Since each has her own weirdness.

The lunatic is clearly the rich lady, as she is mentally ill and is a stalker who has done questionable things to get the girl.

And I think the family died. The maid says that she lost them, and at the end in the recordings there’s something that says there was an accidental death. It’s written on that little slip of paper between the “Youko file” books. The translator seems to have missed it.

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