... does-does this count as lolicon? The nee-chan doesn't seem to want to eat the loli. It can be seen as platonic, even. Maybe some years down the road, their relationship will change, but for now...

Great news! I don't follow Bandori much, but I like what I see so far. Good luck!

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I think it is more Lilly recognize Marika is still running around with Heteronormativity = on, though it's been severely weakened, and Marika is not used with very self-conscious about loving girls because it is considered normal in this world.

So she tries to be considerate of Lilly.

I mean, it's not that much different with falling in love with your straight friend, I guess? Except you also fake-date her. And it's your own goshdarn fault, because you compel her to do so.

Goshdarnnit, why would you do that?!

The ultimate power couple.

Honestly, it's a little excessive. I don't think they'll need drug to get it on :v

But yuri is yuri.

it's funny and all, but the tag is incorrect, right? is it fine?

I think her sister reaction is pretty reasonable. Imagine if your family member is replaced by someone (or something, depending how creepy you want to be) that's otherwise identical despite few important differences... and you don't know for sure, only suspecting it. Of course you'll be creeped out.

... okay, the author has bad reputation about yuri to me because the yuri ship sink on Idol Pretender, but... anyway. Is it really appropriate to have comedy tag? The recent chapters doesn't seem very comedic to me.

Milo is a brand of chocolate milk popular on... Asia, it seems. (I don't actually know their reach, but I do know they're fairly popular on SEA). Very chocolate-y. Even more expensive than Ovaltine.

Lots of way to use it, but snorting them is, err, generally not one of them.

So what are you doing in cat cafes if you don't eat or drink?

The danger of assuming relationship.

After seeing Mochi Au Lait making shit like Cross-dressing and Yaoi not sure if I wanna read this.

That's unfair. Decent amount of primarily-yaoi author does solid yuri works, and even some yuri authors put yaoi as side-couple, and their works are great.

Even then, this series (as of chapter 2) contains absolutely no yaoi nor cross-dressing at all.

Don't be unreasonable.

It's Naoko. It's almost guaranteed to feature fucked-up people. :V

Seems interesting, though, and the premise isn't as inherently repelling as NTR. Nor the protagonists too hateful. Gonna follow this.

Ah, I see. Sit back and enjoy the ride, alright.

Not that Moetron is untrustworthy, but I can't seem to find source other than them. Anyone knows?