great interpretation of the "love transcending gender" paradox. this example of the hypocrisy is almost never touched upon in the real world.
it started somewhat slowly but the story and character's really developed into something great. Which is pretty astonishing considering that it's ecchi.
a prime example of why a series which references the lemurian civilization can't fail. this is definitely one of the most gripping adaptations of "prehistoric" (although, i believe denied history would be the warranted description) allegory I've ever experienced.
not bad. through 7 chapters it looks like it can be something to compete with ReLife in the world of webcomics.
I'm glad everyone seems to hate this bitch as much as I do
A tsundere dragon? I'm sold.
Me too. (=・ω・=)
I agree!!! Cant wait for more
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it'll get picked up by another group soon considering how popular it is.
as of chapter 5, characters lack personality and common sense despite already having been faced with a considerable amount of adversity. it's pure edge and no substance.
Considering all the hype revolving this series earlier in the year I figured it would be more interesting and deep. I don't really read Yuri so I have nothing to compare it to within the genre, but if this is considered "great" then I'm going to assume Yuri is generally weak. that being said, the supporting characters are cute enough to have kept me interested this far (Ch.19) and will probably continue reading exclusively for them
correction: (Ch.17)
Great is going too far but this is popular for its lead character who ppl can't help but root for, the nice art, and it's really palatable for ppl who aren't normally into yuri. The big thing is that this is easy for anyone to get into. It's not like those yuri or yaoi with excessive sex scenes and fan service that may turn ppl away. Girl friends and tamen de gushi also achieve this.
And don't forget Fluttering Feelings.