Typical ending from typical princess story. Why do the author think to nearly commit suicide is good for dramatic purposes? I hate suicidal mind/act, life is precious to throw it away.

She had not really the intention to kill herself.
She just wanted to "disappear" but because Fujiwara followed her she ended up in this situation.

Don’t really like Miu’s personality that much, but AUGHHH Fujiwara is so attractive every goddamn page. Glad I read this on a whim

oh man this manga gives me a feeling that this isn't gonna go well.. let's see..

edit: INCREDIBLY GREAT READ I'll miss this for the rest of my life.

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oh man this manga gives me a feeling that this isn't gonna go well.. let's see..

edit: INCREDIBLY GREAT READ I'll miss this for the rest of my life.

One of my all-time faves. Not even the absolute best Morinaga Milk, but to me very memorable.

This is pretty solid. I love how Miu moves from idealizing the idea of a prince to acknowledging that the one she loves is actually a princess. It's very dramatic, but I think drama works especially well in a one volume format. When you're working with such a short format, it helps to make it memorable.

...Also, this thread is full of some of the worst nonsense criticism I've ever seen in my time on this site. Good lord.

Just read the story, and comments... lots of comments about (maybe) suicide, and the mom's girls' school, but none about Miu apparently moving in with Fujiwara while in high school?

Just read the story, and comments... lots of comments about (maybe) suicide, and the mom's girls' school, but none about Miu apparently moving in with Fujiwara while in high school?

I like to imagine the mother's eyes lit up with dollar signs upon seeing the size of sportsball senpai's mansion

she be in the lab inventing female-female impregnation as fast as I can to babytrap this rich sucker with her daughter

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That was a fun read. I think a large part of what makes the work for me is that Fujiwara is a confident butch with no anxiety about her gender expression, unlike many other girls cast as a "boy" in girls school manga. She actually wants to dress masc, she cuts her hair short and it's not portrayed as a loss or mistake, etc. It reminds me of Handsome Girl and Sheltered Girl, where the butch isn't pining for femininity and insecure about it, she just openly is who she is, even if she gets mistaken for a guy because of it.