I wonder how long it will take for her classmate to find out about her yuri manga version...

Is elf girl into yuri manga? And does she read online series?
If she doesn't, it's likely she will never find out...

Oh Kishi Torajirou, you wonderfully gifted master artist, you... nobody's better than you at visual metaphors for sex.

Y'all remember the Yuu x Mari nookie time at the movie theater, right? In chapter 160:

https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/virgins_empire_ch160#10

Now, it's Onibi x Mask. And their tryst scene is way, way more sexy! Who'd have thought an undercut could be such a perfect substitute for trimmed pubic hair? Hot lesbian sex FTW!

This is apparently ending soon according to the author.

No way!

What about the apocalyptic earthquake that is about to hit Tokyo and turn it into a devastated land where Mao and Aiko will struggle to survive, just like the characters in Copernicus Rebellion?

And what about the thrilling story of their epic fight against the Natsukawa editorial council, who are planning to cause the Third Impact?

I guess all my expectations for the future of this manga will come to naught...

Will Sayaka ever manage to make Mako confess her love?

Or will she have to give up and confess first?

https://i.imgur.com/bSFmiOq.jpg

It felt kind of awkward, watching all those jokes about viral infectious diseases and contagion... not the best time for that...

This episode had Maina's birthday. As of now, Maina is 18. Eripiyo is 20. Reo is the oldest girl in the show, she's 21. The only Cham girl still in high school is Yuka, the youngest, who is 17. Everyone else has graduated. But most are still minors, as the age of majority (for voting, drinking, etc.) in Japan is 20 years old.
It's too bad, Maina will never be able to ask Eri out for drinks...
(Ok, not never, only for 2 years... but given the timespan of the show, it's the same thing.)

On another subject, this show has taught me that the otaku don't call themselves "otaku" anymore. Now you have to call them "wotaku" or "wota" -- as the word otaku has become geek chic, and all the normies are cool with it. The real hardcore fans of something (manga, games, idols, whatever) now go by the name wotaku. Hello, everyone, I'm Nene of Dynasty forum, I'm a yuri wotaku!

Personally I'm really loving every chapter of this. If this was real life I'd be worried about the train building momentum for an eventual crash, but seeing as this is a fictional narrative written for yuri fans, I'm 100% sure things will work out just fine.

That.

This was unexpected.

Shimizu's the real stud.

These two need to HAVE SEX right now.
Actually, they need to have sex yesterday. Or last year. Or 3 years before.

Lol, I wonder if there really were tons of readers' requests asking that Miyuki had her way with Asuka.

Cute, wholesome and adorbs.

^ Well, tbh, some weapons really aren't good for much else...
I remember one Nam veteran who explained that M16 rifles were very useful on the field -- for prising barbed wire apart, finding mines and drying laundry. For shooting, on the other hand, better get yourself an AK47.

why is the blood still there clean the fucking floor dude

tazune's too lazy to clean and midori's probably too scared to even look @ it

Also, it's a visual aid to narration, choke-full of symbolic meaning.

Every time the blood smear is shown, it turns into an element of the narrative -- and plays a major role in helping us understand the behavior of the Tonoike couple.

idc if its predictable tho, i just want to see a happy ending.

Yeah, yuri manga -- and romantic manga in general -- is not about surprise pairings. Actually, 99 times out of 100, you can tell who are the otp of the story just by looking at the cover. And that's okay. Japanese fans like it just like that. And, frankly, most of us like it just like that, too.

We don't read yuri manga for surprises, we read it for character development, psychological exploration, relationship building, waffy times, ecchi times, angsty times, all sorts of social issues (and how to deal with them) and, eventually, if at all possible, a happy ending, please.

So far, this manga has been delivering quality content chapter after chapter. I for one sure have no complaints, none at all.

Up to now, Tazune always was my number one hated character in this manga... but, somehow, in this chapter, I hated Doumyou the most.

Don't worry, Kiri-chan, there will be more once Nikaidou is done murdering that editor.

Heh, yup. The current "Sunday date" arc holds promise of great cuteness and lotsa dokidoki moments to come -- but we shouldn't forget that somewhere, out there in the city, there's an evil editor in need of a good disemboweling.

There are cliffhangers and then there's this ... THIS EVIL.

I've heard the author releases this one page at a time, and it's possible we'll have to wait a year for next page.

In other words: YES, EVIL!

I lol'ed so much at this. I thought the same thing, first time I saw that panel.

"Futsuu" makes more sense, I agree.

This gotta be the most transparent, easy-to-read tsundere in history.

Look at all these wonderful tags

I would add the Lots of kissing tag. They keep kissing for like 3 pages, after all.

Want fanservice? you got it
Want plot? You got it!
Want cute stuff????? THERE
WANT MORE PLOT? BOOOOM

"Subaru the dark-skinned girl."

Also known as THE READERSHIP OF THIS MANGA.

Hence why Battan likely opted to clearly frame the socks and thus Tazune ignoring Midori's very small request. It changes a little annoyance into just showing how little Tazune really cares about her.

He really doesn't have any special feelings for her. Tazune is obviously unenthusiastic towards this marriage thing, but he's doing it nevertheless because he thinks it must be done -- because social norm says a man must marry, have children, etc. Heck, even his career depends greatly on this.

It didn't have to be Midori, any woman would have done. They are all pretty much interchangeable to him. It just happened that, of all the women he fucked, Midori was the one who got pregnant. Tough luck.

Maki acted on her feelings and she got to be mad for a bit because she deserves to! She's really in love with Midori and it's good they'll get some time to work out their feelings.

That scene was great.

"It's not that I can't do it, it's that I don't want to do it."

That's Maki rebuking all the people who have berated her for her attitude towards Midori, claiming that she should forget Midori and find someone else.

Also the page where Tazune grabbed Midori made me reel for a moment.

Poor Midori. Now his mere touch is enough to make her freeze in fear.

(Btw, nice bit of mansplaining: "Why didn't you just say it out loud? It's all your fault! You need to learn to speak clearly!" Asshole.)

Her mother basically says she's got to accept 'reality' (In the mother's case, being 'normal', i.e. heterosexual, having a husband, and then having kids) and Maki rightly points out that's not 'normal' it's going with the crowd.

Heh. That was one of the great lines of the chapter. Loved it.

Hey, those two talking in Spanish ^ have a novel theory: that Tonoike could likely be gay, a repressed homo, and that's why he's so cold and indifferent towards all women, even the ones he dates and shags.

Hope not, he'd literally just be that one guy in Netsuzou.

It also beats around the bush that the reason why some gay guys are like that isn't cause they're gay, but it's cause they're men pushed to be misogynists imho

Lol, I remember the maxim: "All misogynists are actually repressed gays." There was a time, decades ago, when you could hear it everywhere, all the time. It was like feminist dogma. It's been discredited and has fallen into disuse since then...