OH MY GAWD!!!! I can't stop laughing!

The talk about yuri and involvement of male characters in yuri ruining them and how yuri is there to sometime espace reality and esp. general thread was soooooo REAL and FUNNY!!!

Even without having girls romance in this, this series is one of my fav. of all time!!!!!

Can't freaking wait for next chapter!

Wow, lol
Can't wait to read the next one

This was fucking hilarious. Love it.

Can somebody spoiled me who had read the raw on how exactly this series ended?

I mean, what direction did this series took until the end? Is it comedy, or there's a serious stuff/drama at later chapter? I heard that theres a het crush for our MC, and there's not even a yuri couple in this one.

If its comedy, i think i could take it as im a yuri danshi myself and seeing those references and reaction coming from our MC is fun, but if theres actually a het crush drama that develop into something that last longer than what i expected in a yuri series, in think i better dropped this series.

^It didn't end. It's on hiatus. Probably forever.

It's too meta. It's like the industry gazing at its navel.

I guess the male readers feel validated, so that's why they like it.

But as a manga, this goes nowhere interesting and brings nothing of value to yuri.

last edited at Dec 12, 2016 1:57PM

Wow i knew every yuri series that they namedropped, im such a loser.....LONG LIVE YURI!!

Wow i knew every yuri series that they namedropped, im such a loser.....LONG LIVE YURI!!

Me 2...
Why must everything he says be so true and why must this manga be so STRONG?!

^It didn't end. It's on hiatus. Probably forever.<

Is this true?
That's really sad...

They are all too narrow-minded in their viewpoint, but if I had to choose, Yutaka had the best attitude. Interested in yuri from a female viewpoint, to more deeply understand female/female attraction from that perspective, but also aware of the important role that sexuality plays in romance and disdainful of the notions of "purity" that continue to haunt the genre. However, there is also nothing wrong with unrealistic wish-fulfillment fantasy, which many female consumers also enjoy. Not everything has to be a soulful, tasteful examination of same-sex romance. The key is balance and breadth of content in the genre as a whole.

Anyway, it goes without saying that this is not itself yuri, however it is valuable reading as a meta-commentary on the industry. For us in the West, insight into the background workings of yuri as a commercial endeavor is very lacking, and I'm always grateful for anything that can shed more light on that aspect of yuri's production and trends. Thank you True Love Scanlations for continuing to work on this.

last edited at Dec 12, 2016 4:33PM

It's too meta. It's like the industry gazing at its navel.

I guess the male readers feel validated, so that's why they like it.

But as a manga, this goes nowhere interesting and brings nothing of value to yuri.

I guess male readers would feel more validated if him, as a male author, wrote more real yuri instead.
But well...

It's too meta. It's like the industry gazing at its navel.

I guess the male readers feel validated, so that's why they like it.

But as a manga, this goes nowhere interesting and brings nothing of value to yuri.

And there you go with amalgam; I'm a man and this is my least favorite Kurata Uso work. And I know plenty of male yuri reader who think the same. I even got the feelings women liked it- if not more, at least as much as male readers did.

Being yuri fan is suffering...

No, I'm serious. We are more prone to be trolled than any one else. Simply because they most likely have a point when they hit us.

Troll: "Your yurifag A x B ship is shit, A probably will just end up marry a man, have 2 kids, and will never see B again!"
Me: "You freaking son of a bitch... (sigh) probably will be right about it"

And there you go with amalgam; I'm a man and this is my least favorite Kurata Uso work. And I know plenty of male yuri reader who think the same. I even got the feelings women liked it- if not more, at least as much as male readers did.

Blasphemy

This manga is worth to read for the sister alone

Bet she has been stealing yuri manga from the main character all along, while pretend that she was stealing his porn

last edited at Dec 12, 2016 8:48PM

Any time the MC mentioned the "goddess of yuri" I chuckled

anyway this reminds me i still haven't checked out the kindred spirits book thing I got :V

I might cringe myself into a heart attack with this one...
Every time I say "no more!", yet every time I keep reading...

Any time the MC mentioned the "goddess of yuri" I chuckled

anyway this reminds me i still haven't checked out the kindred spirits book thing I got :V

The only Goddess of yuri I can think of is Kumalia-sama.

And there you go with amalgam; I'm a man and this is my least favorite Kurata Uso work. And I know plenty of male yuri reader who think the same. I even got the feelings women liked it- if not more, at least as much as male readers did.

#not_all_men

All my life was a lie hahahaha..... I though most of the readers in this forum were girls, and after this chap all the men in the forum identified with the MC ( or the majory I don't know)

While I was reading this chap in the subway I wondered if there were more girls in to yuri and in if even the girl next to me reading this without my consent is a yuri joshi just like me ..... yes You

I cried from laughter.

All my life was a lie hahahaha..... I though most of the readers in this forum were girls, and after this chap all the men in the forum identified with the MC ( or the majory I don't know)

While I was reading this chap in the subway I wondered if there were more girls in to yuri and in if even the girl next to me reading this without my consent is a yuri joshi just like me ..... yes You

Hey your fault to assume them as females. I always refer all the user as males since i knew at least majority of them are males pretending to be females :P don't know why though.

Experience and Warcraft honest trailer count, bro.

last edited at Dec 16, 2016 1:08AM

Any time the MC mentioned the "goddess of yuri" I chuckled

anyway this reminds me i still haven't checked out the kindred spirits book thing I got :V

The only Goddess of yuri I can think of is Kumalia-sama.

I just find it amusing because some of my friends (and I too for that matter fairly often) make reference to 'the yuri goddess' quite often in as many words

^It didn't end. It's on hiatus. Probably forever.<

Is this true?
That's really sad...

It kind of did end, but then season 2 happened.

I'm not sure what happened in season 2, I guess hiatus?

Can somebody spoiled me who had read the raw on how exactly this series ended?

I mean, what direction did this series took until the end? Is it comedy, or there's a serious stuff/drama at later chapter? I heard that theres a het crush for our MC, and there's not even a yuri couple in this one.

If its comedy, i think i could take it as im a yuri danshi myself and seeing those references and reaction coming from our MC is fun, but if theres actually a het crush drama that develop into something that last longer than what i expected in a yuri series, in think i better dropped this series.

Yes there was drama and some romance did develop aka love triangle. It's a pretty great series all things considered

last edited at Dec 16, 2016 8:34AM

It's dead. Yuri Hime pretty much canceled it after people started complaining that there was not yuri, just het.
The author even made a post on twitter complaining that it would have a yuri end, but he was still getting there. Even though he had 6 volumes for that. Can't even blame the readers for complaining.

Well, I blame his editor who didn't push him to add yuri earlier.

There was something to be done with his sister.

It's dead. Yuri Hime pretty much canceled it after people started complaining that there was not yuri, just het.
The author even made a post on twitter complaining that it would have a yuri end, but he was still getting there. Even though he had 6 volumes for that. Can't even blame the readers for complaining.

That's a shame.