D'awww, this was cute~

This is the most wholesome manga I've read where "and then they had lots of sex afterwards" would be not only possibly accurate, but in fact the only logical followup, given the dedication to making non-test-tube babies.

last edited at Nov 10, 2026 8:59PM

I was going through my lists and found this again. Is it dead, or just not being tl'd anymore?

Dafuq

I get what happened, I just don't get why

This was funny, beautiful, and incredibly sexy. I may need to get into Bang Dream now, I love these two~

I honestly just want everyone to get together with everyone at this point. ^^;

This was very sweet~

At least Sensei exists again lmao, though of course she's still getting horribly neglected. Maybe the new girl can fix that?

wish it was twice as long

That's what Yachiyo said about hers.

I can definitely understand where she's coming from with trying to balance her responsibilities, and I never got the impression she didn't actually care about her girlfriend, despite the poor choice in deprioritizing her.

Well, yes. But shouldn't Sena at least talk to Shigusa about what's on her mind? The messages Shigusa sent in page 17 seem to imply Sena just cancelled the date without giving a reason.

Yeah, she should definitely still be practicing better communication here, like I said. One can care and still be bad at showing it, and neither of those facts disqualifies the importance of the other.

It's a pretty rough situation on all sides, frankly, I don't understand the people acting like Sena's the villain here.

Ntr always makes people evoke two reactions. The cheated gets sympathy or gets “Ha! Deserved”

Huh, weird. I guess I don't read enough NTR to really get it. ^^;

It's a pretty rough situation on all sides, frankly, I don't understand the people acting like Sena's the villain here.

She seems like a very emotionally reserved person, but her coldness doesn't seem like a reflection of her actual feelings, given that frustrated outburst. Yes, she is objectively neglecting Shigusa and failing to communicate with her why, but I can definitely understand where she's coming from with trying to balance her responsibilities, and I never got the impression she didn't actually care about her girlfriend, despite the poor choice in deprioritizing her. She probably should have broken up with her in order to not just leave Shigusa handing all the time, but at least she cancelled the date, instead of standing her up altogether. And I can only imagine how much additional stress Sera's stunt at the end will add on to Sena, probably pushing her sister into severe burnout even in the 'best' case scenario, and potentially have even worse consequences.

Sera... I'm sympathetic to her, but only to a point, and the date under false pretenses was one thing but the level it escalated to is objectively rape by deception. That's no bueno.

I'm kinda disappointed this is part of a oneshot anthology, because a followup exploring the consequences of this could be fascinating. As-is, it's still compelling, even if I'm left kinda wondering what the overall point was.

I like the reversal at the end. "Alright, you're mine now." "Wait what?"

And then they had lots and lots of sexual harassment afterwards.

This makes my heart feel warm and fluffy~

D'awww, simple but sweet. For all the estranged childhood friends that get back together with lots of dramatic and/or comedic misunderstandings, it's also nice to see a pair who click back together relatively easily.

"Acts like she cares about everything, actually cares about nothing"
and
"Acts like she cares about nothing, actually cares about everything"

I ship it. Can't wait for the backstory arc showing how she came to meet a dragon in a box.

I'd rather the annoying pushy character be a side wingwoman than one of the actual leads, idk. I'm very curious to see just what Party Cousin is trying to accomplish here, or if she really does just exist for the meta-role without any consideration for her in-universe reasoning for this.

As far as Yumain goes, I find her intriguing. The impression she gives is that there's a lot more happening in her head than she's able or willing to let out, at least to me. Curious to see where this will wind up going.

This was nice~

I'm like sure it's probably a misreading, but it's a fun misreading that opens up lots of interesting scenarios, so I'm willing to just roll with it most of the time.

This was really interesting. Immortality and long timeskips to the future like this always leave me with odd but not-unpleasant feelings I'm never quite sure how to process.

On one hand, part of me was going "Stranger danger! Bad touch!" as the whole encounter kept escalating, on the other hand I feel like they did a decent job of keeping the senpai feeling juuuuust on this side of potentially not being a total creep. Very curious to see just how this develops and what exactly her deal will turn out to be. The art and sense of atmosphere were gorgeous, and felt kinda old-school somehow. Plus, the gothic undertones were so strong I'm kinda shocked there wasn't anything supernatural happening... so far, at least.

last edited at Sep 24, 2026 9:04PM

Honestly, even if it was kinda rushed, it still felt like it stuck the landing sufficiently. Up to this point I'd been pretty frustrated with Ayame, but the chapter did a good job of getting into her headspace and reframing her prior behavior. Mind, I think all of that could have probably landed better if it had more room to breathe and unfold naturally, the turnaround definitely feels too quick; but still, for what it was it managed to take a story I wasn't really feeling all that much and turn it into a story I wish we could have seen a slight bit more of. Soooo yeah.

Glad the last panel implies Ema grows her hair out again, and that that in turn indirectly kinda suggests Ema changing herself to try to appeal to Ayame was something the story/author was aware of being a bad idea. Might even be the case, with that context, that the short hairstyle looking so bad in comparison was intentional to underline this.

last edited at Sep 24, 2026 8:17PM

D'awwwww

I adore how she's so embarrassed to have the trading card of her crush, only for her crush to be completely unflinchingly keeping a life-size standee. I'm sure she'll be getting a body pillow of her sooner or later.

Also, I just enjoy the metacommentary on gacha cards and making that an in-universe thing, lmao.

Awwww, I adore this. I love that Kaguya, never one to be satisfied with the status quo, almost immediately set out to figure out what was feeling off, and I love that both she and Iroha respect Yachiyo for her experience and growth, despite Yachiyo's own age-related insecurities.

last edited at Sep 23, 2026 2:17PM

Hopefully this gives her a lot to think about. Progress!

Holy fuck.