I think the teacher already knows. She probably saw them doing this and that and something else somewhere but couldn't be bothered doing anything about it.

I can't take this seriously.

WHAT?! grabs collar and shakes IT'S YURI! IT'S ANGST! IT'S SCIENCE BABIES! LOVE THIS!

Yes, that was - like, she can't have a baby herself, so she thinks about surrogacy, like, I don't know, a very great many other perfectly normal people.

And she immediately gets grabbed and screamed at and its suggested that's the same as her psycho dad? Um. Maybe work on those aggression issues? What'cha doing if the kid pisses you off, slam it into the next wall?

Different time-lines confirmed. This clearly isn't just incest, but multiversecest.

Not pissed but weird sweetheart.

Maybe it's an "oh gawd did I look like this when I did the same in her body?" look?

Aha! Mochi does an actual punch line page for once.

Also: "Met My Sister on a Dating Site but she actually was me"

Even if they do I don't get how it'd apply here. This is entirely about the physical aspects of the relationship. You can even see them having sex (first page, second panel). So of course this is yuri.

Eh, that's just how the universe works. Sexual harassment is funny, endearing or even attractive when it's the good guys doing it, it's only evil and traumatizing when it's the bad guys doing it.

So a painting that a huge fuss is made about turns out to be horrible. Who'd have guessed ... nice chapter though.

How about giving them a trip to the love hotel then?

"We just came from one. We're on our way to the family gynecologist to check whether my sister is now pregnant."
reporter faints in bliss

Seems a bit rushed going from serious to comedy and back. And back again.

But I'll take it.

I thought the next page would be a shot of their parents watching the whole thing on TV, that would've been funny as hell.

I often feel that Mochi doesn't do the classic punch-line delivery for her chapters. It's like the last page is missing.

Which doesn't make them bad or anything, since this is definitely brilliant as is! But I absolutely agree that typically there'd be another page with the parents being completely flabbergasted or having some ironic talk like "when do you think one of our daughters will bring home their first boyfriend?" "ah, they're too shy for that" or something.

edit: also, totally unrelated, but doesn't "say a few last words to your sister" kind of sound like a death threat or something? Heh'.

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Now i can finally catch up on all the yuri i've missed that isn't a Touhou doujin

Well, that'll be quickly done at least.

Needs a Miyuki to tell them how it's properly done. Whichever way that is.

Isn't the joke that Bismarck's outfit isn't that much more conservative than the birthday present ... ?

I really don't like harems.

Mediocre tsundere, 6/10, have some Haribo.

Where is the Monty Python joke?!

That black box for the moment she was changing? It's not to make it seem like time passed. It's a huge censor bar for what Matsuri did while changing clothes.

I'm actually a little surprised there was no "oh my god I've seen her underwear / I'm defiled forever / can't get married anymore (but gay marriage isn't legal so that's fine)" sort of thing.

Kyoutro exists literally to get Saki into the club room, after that he's not needed at all.

He was also the mahjong newb so some rules could be explained.
But obviously there's many other ways either of those things could have been done, so, really, he added nothing of vital importance.

This clearly is foreshadowing their first kiss, where they'll then swap bodies.

Wrong manga?

I'm sure the Yuri Empress will be glad to have her in the Imperial Electorate. Or was that Imperial Harem? I always forget the difference ...

Needs vore tag.

In a story like this, the author just threw in time travel for a fun setting and will certainly reveal random bullshit rules as necessary to advance the plot, which is as good a method as any.

Yepp. It'd be absolutely unsurprising if a) another (older?) version of her future wife appears for some reason, b) their future kid appears at some point to make sure they end up together (or because she wants them to make an older sister before she's born or something completely logical like that), c) her older-self pops-up occasionally to give some kind of advice. Surprising for this type of manga but not impossible for this type of story would be d), she herself ends up in the future, at least temporarily.

Basically, anything goes. But it looks to largely be a device for "sudden girlfriend appearance" and not much beyond that so far, with is fine, too.

I applaud the demon hunter society for having such an extensive tag-library.

Like brothers in arms, only with sisters and love instead of war. How poetic. But I fear few people will make the association.