two notes on the Springfield joke, saw a different translation where she was actually going "give me your heart" which seems more in line with Springfield's response, and she's 3 cores not 2 (1, 3, 5)

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/903320942313353308/922955851159973908/Screenshot_20211221-215614_Girls_Frontline.jpg

just missing first one now

.. I wonder if the whole villainness system is rooted in the Heroine's wishes or something like that in the end

Lesbians get friendzoned by straight girls who don't even realize it, the collection.

Best pairing tag.

And just as glorious as the new stuff.

Also link:
https://www.patreon.com/HUQU/

<3

Humanity is dead, she got kidnapped.

"Not a sad ending" you say, as it was explained in the story that there is a way to "dismantle" shipgirls into regular girls, but they lose all their memories in the process.
As the old Mutsu gets kidnapped and shot as a "demonstration".
As Nagato gets herself killed on the frontline so she can meet her love again in death.
Totally not sad. I cannot interpret Nagato's goal as anything but suicide in this case.

The afterword for the first chapter clearly outlined that a "happy ending" used to mean, traditionally anyway, getting married to a man, having children and so on. Seems like the focus is more on showing girls getting together and finding happiness outside the "normal" version of "happy ending".

I knew it wasn't gone be this chapter but damn it. CURSE YOU CLIFFHANGERS.

Last chapter ended on cliffhanger, I was so excited to read this one.. and then Cliffhanger.exe comes back for round two.

When do we get that yaoi version of this with Kanda's brother?

Girl gets heartbroken(?) and goes delusional, goes on date with theme park mascot that she loves, then clears her mind and gets asked out by her stalker who's aware of her fixation.

I'll just throw my two cents in since so many people seem to complain about it "just" being a fem lead (yuri) fantasy power fantasy.. that's exactly what I want to read, there's so much harem generic male protag fantasy out there, and this is the other side that I want to see more of.
This looks fun, I'm looking forward to seeing how this will go.

Oh hey you can fav scanlators too.. yoink.

The real lesbian was the wife you found along the way.. maybe?

"But I feel like you're different from the other friends I've had"

Oh shoot! They're gonna be best friends!

Maybe even.. super friends? No wait that's going too far.

A full team of chuuniblues.

I was a smart kid. And I love my parents. But because my teachers and parents didn't demand from me anything I just coasted through schools with decent grades without doing - or learning - much. Spending my free time with nothing productive. So I sometimes hope my surroundings would have been a bit stricter. But despite this... hot damn I hate those parents in this!

The constant pressure of being "not worth a damn" or "useless kid why do you even exist" for someone going through puberty, being extremely busy with school, and being a damn kid is not something you should even entertain being envious of. It's straight up suicide setup. (Which in this story, it flat out is.)

Did they finally pulled the trigger? And it took ONLY 34 chapters? Well, we finally have some confirmation on Konatsu-chan and Koyuki's friendship status, personally speaking I never doubted for a sec. Also, Makoto-sensei waited 34 chapters to introduce this story's most interesting character, Saya-sama is gonna be missed, hugely. on a more serious note, this could have been a great story, apart from that stupid drama that never made a lick of sense, development and character-wise, I mean what you trying to hide, sensei, they're friends as heck, anyway, I like Makoto-sensei, but I'm sure as hell not be following her next story, especially after that little preview.

Well, I'll be following which depends on how the story goes.
Though, I will be trashing it right in 1st chapter if I found it perfectly predictable.

This manga used to has good pacing in the first half, Not sure what happened in 2nd half with the characters exaggerating these dramas and angst for 2-3 volumes.
welp, one of this year greatest disappointment and pretty much predictable right after author say "it's not yuri".

I think part of why it feels like the second half has odd pacing is something along the lines of it seeming like they got told to tone down the subtext at some point thereabouts.
Gotta admit the whole little brother falling in love around the same time just made it feel even more gritting for me.
All that "these girls are oozing so much gay, how can you call it subtext" in the first half, and then in the second half it's all "oh yeah, subtext at best" kind of feelings really did not make it satisfying to read the second half.
I'm just repeating myself, but it really really feels like they got told to tone it down harshly in the second half.

Nothing wrong with having a thing for that.

I'm almost tempted to say that this extra changes the mother's "arranged marriage" in the prequel from "just high society things" to "I need to get my daughter away from this filthy child my husband made".
Which doesn't change too much, though in a twisted way she cares for her ("real") daughter, I guess..? Still shouldn't split them apart though, tsk!
Considering how it's suggested that her black haired daughter got herself run over to stay with her sister.. I don't think that marriage would've succeeded either way.

I'm pretty sure we can all relate to Kenta....

No some of us can't.

Or you know.. just don't want to identify with someone:
1: Putting their confession in a public space to pressure the other party.
2: Trying to blame everything on the other party when they back out of it with lies.

Subtext sure has gotten a different meaning these days.. that was about as straight forward a confession (that was misunderstood) that I've seen in a while.