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Citrus #5
Citrus, Vol. 5
For fans of Girl Friends and Strawberry Panic comes the New York Times Bestselling yuri series!
Yuzuko Aihara, a high school girl whose main interests are fashion, friends, and having fun, is about to get a reality check. Due to her mom’s remarriage, Yuzu has transfered to a new, all-girls school that is extemely strict. Her real education is about to begin.
From Day One, happy-go-lucky Yuzu makes enemies, namely the beautiful yet stern Student Council President Mei. So what happens when a dejected Yuzu returns home and discovers the shock of her life: that Mei is actually her new step-sister who has come to live with her? Even more surprising, when Mei catches Yuzu off-guard and kisses her out of the blue, what does it all mean?
Yuzuko Aihara, a high school girl whose main interests are fashion, friends, and having fun, is about to get a reality check. Due to her mom’s remarriage, Yuzu has transfered to a new, all-girls school that is extemely strict. Her real education is about to begin.
From Day One, happy-go-lucky Yuzu makes enemies, namely the beautiful yet stern Student Council President Mei. So what happens when a dejected Yuzu returns home and discovers the shock of her life: that Mei is actually her new step-sister who has come to live with her? Even more surprising, when Mei catches Yuzu off-guard and kisses her out of the blue, what does it all mean?
160 pages, Paperback
First published May 18, 2016
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Saburouta
47 books219 followersName (in native language): サブロウタ
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After watching Sailor Moon anime, she started drawing at the age of 7.
Influences when she was young: CLAMP (Card Card Captor Sakura, X), AMANO Kozue (Aira, Aqua), WATASE Yuu (Fushigi Yugi), SUGISAKI Yukiru (1001 Knights).
Got into the yuri genre through "Pretty Cure" (especially the chapter 8).
Strength: drawing close-up facial expressions and hair arrangement.
Weakness: drawing small pictures.
Among the sources used as inspiration for her work: watching movies, reading manga, doujinshi, erotica artwork targeted for male audience (like NARUKO Hanaharu's manga).
Her drawing tools: PC, Wacom Cintiq24, program ComicStudio, pencils.
Comments
After watching Sailor Moon anime, she started drawing at the age of 7.
Influences when she was young: CLAMP (Card Card Captor Sakura, X), AMANO Kozue (Aira, Aqua), WATASE Yuu (Fushigi Yugi), SUGISAKI Yukiru (1001 Knights).
Got into the yuri genre through "Pretty Cure" (especially the chapter 8).
Strength: drawing close-up facial expressions and hair arrangement.
Weakness: drawing small pictures.
Among the sources used as inspiration for her work: watching movies, reading manga, doujinshi, erotica artwork targeted for male audience (like NARUKO Hanaharu's manga).
Her drawing tools: PC, Wacom Cintiq24, program ComicStudio, pencils.
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February 15, 2017
This has by far been my favorite volume because finally, Yuzu stands up and says that no one has the right to make her into something she's not - and Mei is almost confident enough to agree that she likes Yuzu for who she is. Yuzu's speech to the school was one of the best scenes of the series thus far, followed up nicely by Mei's statement that she's going to make some changes at the school, and it shows both girls growing to the point where they can form a more stable emotional relationship. It was a great read for Valentine's Day.
August 28, 2019
Odio los finales tan cardíacos
LOS ODIO!!!!
LOS ODIO!!!!
May 26, 2025
ok plot point! I love yuzu frrr. i love how she prioritizes being herself over everything else. i think that it does make her a good role model and i think its endearing that the younger kids made a little yuzu fan club. i know i said before i wanted to know more about harumi and this really gave some insight into her personal life. it was a little confusing though because her being like a pushover to her sister wasnt how i viewed her character being. Mei gets a little softer every book which is awesome. and i loved the like bonus chapter with yuzu, mei, and mitsuri, when yuzu thinks they're talking about having a threesome it made me laugh. also that she reads stepsister yuri when this is a book about stepsister yuri, so inception.
November 28, 2018
4/5 estrellas.
January 28, 2020
So, this remains a really good series, despite the fact it is really a guilty pleasure read!
Mei and Yuzu are now dating... I guess??? That really does not come up much this volume, as it focuses more on what Yuzu's rule breaking brings down on her head... and Meis.
I liked Nene a lot. She is the sweet innocent in this, and I like how Mei and Yuzu support each other. Art remains great!
Mei and Yuzu are now dating... I guess??? That really does not come up much this volume, as it focuses more on what Yuzu's rule breaking brings down on her head... and Meis.
I liked Nene a lot. She is the sweet innocent in this, and I like how Mei and Yuzu support each other. Art remains great!
May 16, 2023
Aaand now we're down to hitting people with umbrellas. As if this series wasn't bizarre enough.
September 23, 2020
I am definitely a sap for relationship building once people have an established relationship. I like to see characters work on their problems while they are actively trying to be together. This is not that. Last volume ended with Yuzu and Mei "starting to date" but there wasn't anything that really changed. I get that just by saying you are dating, it doesn't magically fix problems in relationships or in yourself, but I feel like it took 4 volumes for these girls to accept that they wanted to try and date and that still doesn't make them any different. They built up the decision of getting into a relationship so much the first 4 volumes that I would assume by agreeing to date something must have given way in their stubbornness. That did not happen, they are both super stubborn and uncommunicative with each other. Especially Mei, which I get, but obviously something changed to get to this point of letting Yuzu in as far as she has, then still treats her like someone to mange and push around. It just kind of confused me. I guess this is just much more slow burn then I thought it would be. And a bit of the abusiveness is back which kind of pisses me off since I thought we had moved past that. Half way through and we are holding at a steady "it's fine". The art is honestly keeping me alive right now, maybe some of the angst and crumbs that we get but that's on thin ice.
January 6, 2019
Well I'll give this volume credit, it tried something a bit new.
This time we have Yuzu in a more political issue, where if she doesn't state what she is or who she is Mei might get suspended or expelled. Atleast a new angle instead of Yuzu running around being a silly goose in love. This time she depends on Mei for some emotional support, and maybe this time Mei decides to help! It's a what if, maybe, who knows volume.
Good: I still think the kissing scenes are the highlight of the series. Can blame me? It's two hot girls kissing. But the thing is the artist like goes into extra detail when that happens. I also still think it remains pretty funny which is a surprise.
Bad: The story isn't all that interesting this time around despite trying something a bit new. I also thought the progression of their "relationship" felt stilted when last volume I thought we were going forward quicker.
Overall, another good volume. I mean, this series is about two step sisters falling in love, so it's trashy and silly, but overall not bad. A 3 out of 5 like most of the series.
This time we have Yuzu in a more political issue, where if she doesn't state what she is or who she is Mei might get suspended or expelled. Atleast a new angle instead of Yuzu running around being a silly goose in love. This time she depends on Mei for some emotional support, and maybe this time Mei decides to help! It's a what if, maybe, who knows volume.
Good: I still think the kissing scenes are the highlight of the series. Can blame me? It's two hot girls kissing. But the thing is the artist like goes into extra detail when that happens. I also still think it remains pretty funny which is a surprise.
Bad: The story isn't all that interesting this time around despite trying something a bit new. I also thought the progression of their "relationship" felt stilted when last volume I thought we were going forward quicker.
Overall, another good volume. I mean, this series is about two step sisters falling in love, so it's trashy and silly, but overall not bad. A 3 out of 5 like most of the series.
March 5, 2019
Watched the anime and really enjoyed it. Bought and read the first volume and noticed that there wasn’t much more details in the magna if anything the anime elevated the material in every way. I read that the anime covered 1-4 so I decided to jump in at this volume. Sure enough it picks up right where the anime left off! I really enjoy the pace of this material and find these two characters (and the supporting) very interesting. There are still questions I have about Yuzu and Mei that still remain unanswered. Also, a NEW character arrives that made an already intriguing supporting character more interesting and gives her more depth.
I still don’t like the covers for this series. Yes, they’re stepsisters who have happened to fall for each other but the covers depicted make it seem this is just going to be girl on girl action when anything does happen between them it’s fairly tame and believable for their age.
Onto volume 6...
I still don’t like the covers for this series. Yes, they’re stepsisters who have happened to fall for each other but the covers depicted make it seem this is just going to be girl on girl action when anything does happen between them it’s fairly tame and believable for their age.
Onto volume 6...
September 18, 2016
Mejoró un poco, pero si comento lo que pasa arruino este tomo sobre la cita.
October 4, 2016
Super cute and passionate =D
January 25, 2018
Siento que de todos los tomos de la saga que leí hasta ahora, este fue el más flojo. Puro relleno innecesario.
Igualmente fui feliz con las interacciones tiernas que hubo entre Mei y Yuzu.
Igualmente fui feliz con las interacciones tiernas que hubo entre Mei y Yuzu.
April 5, 2018
I didnt want to write a review
September 11, 2022
En definitiva, podría decirse que es mi tomo favorito de toda la serie… Hasta ahora, claro está.
Primero la reseña y luego mis sentimientos acerca de todo lo sucedido. Comenzamos el quinto tomo retomando el día siguiente después de “La Gran Confesión” así es, la historia comienza un día después de toda esta persecución por parte de Yuzu para que Mei por fin dejara de huir y que ambas aceptaran de una vez por todas lo que sienten. Ha pasado solo un día (yo lo he repetido mucho pero mi impresión es muy grande) pero el cambio se nota y por mucho, ya que encontramos a la pareja recién confesada dormida, y quien está abrazando a la otra es nada más y nada menos Mei.
Y después de caricias mañaneras el tema de conversación girará en torno a lo que será su próximo problema dramático de la historia: respetar las reglas de la escuela, tanto Yuzu como Mei están a punto de iniciar el segundo curso de preparatoria y Mei le dice a Yuzu que no puede permitirle ser la excepción y que debe representar un mejor ejemplo para las novicias. Ante la incomodidad que el tema representa para Yuzu intenta olvidarlo pero para su mala suerte hay otra persona que le insiste en que mejore su conducta y esa es Harumin, la cual tiene una hermana horrenda que hará su aparición en la escuela… Y ahí es cuando todo se empieza a complicar (sip, eso es sólo el principio) Yuzu se entera que Mitsuko es antigua presidenta de la escuela que viene a regañarla a ella y a una chica menor que exclama ser fan de Yuzu. Ante todo el embrollo que esto ha ocasionado Yuzu plantea ser un mejor ejemplo comenzando por cambiar el color de su cabello, Mei al enterarse que es para honrar a su padre le dice que el negro no le queda.
Para complicarlo más Mitsuko está a punto de expulsar a su fan y para impedirlo llegan a un acuerdo, hacer la reelección de presidentas, si Yuzu gana ambas se quedan en la escuela, si Mei gana entonces tendrán que renunciar a todo. Pero Yuzu se encuentra en una encrucijada, seguir su amor o competir contra su novia para no ser expulsada, lo que nadie espera es que Mei tiene una razón oculta y es que planea demostrarles a todos su gran liderazgo y al mismo tiempo imponer su autoridad para salvar a su novia.
Ahora, mis sentimientos: Estoy enamorada, Mei ha demostrado en este volumen un lado mucho más sensible, antes estaba renuente a siquiera mencionar que eran novias, ahora lo menciona con orgullo y está dispuesta a todo para conservar el puesto por el que tanto ha luchado y su vez defender a su chica. Me encantan ambas, sobretodo Yuzu porque me representa ya que siempre quiere besar a Mei y ella… Bueno, ella es decente y ahora no la besa porque sí (la trama dio ese gran giro) se hace esperar y los besos que se dan son completamente con sentimientos involucrados. Tal parece que solo hubo un salto temporal de un día, sin embargo, el avance que tuvieron como personas y sobre todo como pareja es enorme y me encanta ya que comienza a ser una convivencia más madura, con mejor comunicación. Quiero ver en qué desencadena esto porque si ya me gustaba ahora me encanta.
Primero la reseña y luego mis sentimientos acerca de todo lo sucedido. Comenzamos el quinto tomo retomando el día siguiente después de “La Gran Confesión” así es, la historia comienza un día después de toda esta persecución por parte de Yuzu para que Mei por fin dejara de huir y que ambas aceptaran de una vez por todas lo que sienten. Ha pasado solo un día (yo lo he repetido mucho pero mi impresión es muy grande) pero el cambio se nota y por mucho, ya que encontramos a la pareja recién confesada dormida, y quien está abrazando a la otra es nada más y nada menos Mei.
Y después de caricias mañaneras el tema de conversación girará en torno a lo que será su próximo problema dramático de la historia: respetar las reglas de la escuela, tanto Yuzu como Mei están a punto de iniciar el segundo curso de preparatoria y Mei le dice a Yuzu que no puede permitirle ser la excepción y que debe representar un mejor ejemplo para las novicias. Ante la incomodidad que el tema representa para Yuzu intenta olvidarlo pero para su mala suerte hay otra persona que le insiste en que mejore su conducta y esa es Harumin, la cual tiene una hermana horrenda que hará su aparición en la escuela… Y ahí es cuando todo se empieza a complicar (sip, eso es sólo el principio) Yuzu se entera que Mitsuko es antigua presidenta de la escuela que viene a regañarla a ella y a una chica menor que exclama ser fan de Yuzu. Ante todo el embrollo que esto ha ocasionado Yuzu plantea ser un mejor ejemplo comenzando por cambiar el color de su cabello, Mei al enterarse que es para honrar a su padre le dice que el negro no le queda.
Para complicarlo más Mitsuko está a punto de expulsar a su fan y para impedirlo llegan a un acuerdo, hacer la reelección de presidentas, si Yuzu gana ambas se quedan en la escuela, si Mei gana entonces tendrán que renunciar a todo. Pero Yuzu se encuentra en una encrucijada, seguir su amor o competir contra su novia para no ser expulsada, lo que nadie espera es que Mei tiene una razón oculta y es que planea demostrarles a todos su gran liderazgo y al mismo tiempo imponer su autoridad para salvar a su novia.
Ahora, mis sentimientos: Estoy enamorada, Mei ha demostrado en este volumen un lado mucho más sensible, antes estaba renuente a siquiera mencionar que eran novias, ahora lo menciona con orgullo y está dispuesta a todo para conservar el puesto por el que tanto ha luchado y su vez defender a su chica. Me encantan ambas, sobretodo Yuzu porque me representa ya que siempre quiere besar a Mei y ella… Bueno, ella es decente y ahora no la besa porque sí (la trama dio ese gran giro) se hace esperar y los besos que se dan son completamente con sentimientos involucrados. Tal parece que solo hubo un salto temporal de un día, sin embargo, el avance que tuvieron como personas y sobre todo como pareja es enorme y me encanta ya que comienza a ser una convivencia más madura, con mejor comunicación. Quiero ver en qué desencadena esto porque si ya me gustaba ahora me encanta.
December 29, 2021
The last chapter made me go with three stars instead of two or maybe two and a half. I really wanted to see Yuzu’s and Mei’s relationship evolve a little bit more after what happened in the last volume, but I got a whole arc about Aihara’s bigger sister being mad about the current student council ??? I was a little bit disappointed, since I couldn’t see really the point of the arc more than not showing Mei and Yuzu evolve with their feelings.
As I said before, what made me go with three stars was the last chapter. I’m really glad, because we saw a new side of Aihara, a character I’ve always felt that deserves more development, a new side of Yuzu loving herself thanks to Mei, Aihara and that junior student, her whole speech about her convictions, love and friendship, wich I thought it was the cutest thing in the world; and we also see a new side of Mei, fighting for what she believes and talking more to Yuzu, skipping rules just to kiss her after school in their grandpa’s office, making Mei’s character feel a lot less flat. I liked it a lot, and I felt it deserved three stars since we see so much character development everywhere.
As I said before, what made me go with three stars was the last chapter. I’m really glad, because we saw a new side of Aihara, a character I’ve always felt that deserves more development, a new side of Yuzu loving herself thanks to Mei, Aihara and that junior student, her whole speech about her convictions, love and friendship, wich I thought it was the cutest thing in the world; and we also see a new side of Mei, fighting for what she believes and talking more to Yuzu, skipping rules just to kiss her after school in their grandpa’s office, making Mei’s character feel a lot less flat. I liked it a lot, and I felt it deserved three stars since we see so much character development everywhere.
September 25, 2021
I started with this volume because I'd heard from the anime community that the anime TV show only adapted vols.1-4 of the manga and the story continues here.
Yuzu stands up for herself. While she initially decides to wear a wig to placate her mother and the school, when a freshman girl, a self-professed "biggest fan" of Yuzu, gets in trouble for wearing her hair like Yuzu....Yuzu steps up to defend her and discards her wig. We also get to see a few panels earlier how in private Mei admits she loves Yuzu's blonde hair just like it is...that black hair doesn't suit her.
Yuzu proclaims that because the person she likes likes her hair just as it is, she refuses to change it. Yuzu gets confronted by an authority figure who taunts her and says if she thinks she knows better how to run the school then there needs to be a "snap" election and Yuzu will stand as a candidate for Student Body President AGAINST Mei, the sitting President. Mei agrees to these terms. Yuzu is dazed and doesn't know what to do....the drama continues!
Yuzu stands up for herself. While she initially decides to wear a wig to placate her mother and the school, when a freshman girl, a self-professed "biggest fan" of Yuzu, gets in trouble for wearing her hair like Yuzu....Yuzu steps up to defend her and discards her wig. We also get to see a few panels earlier how in private Mei admits she loves Yuzu's blonde hair just like it is...that black hair doesn't suit her.
Yuzu proclaims that because the person she likes likes her hair just as it is, she refuses to change it. Yuzu gets confronted by an authority figure who taunts her and says if she thinks she knows better how to run the school then there needs to be a "snap" election and Yuzu will stand as a candidate for Student Body President AGAINST Mei, the sitting President. Mei agrees to these terms. Yuzu is dazed and doesn't know what to do....the drama continues!
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December 9, 2024
Yuzu incontra una sua ammiratrice delle medie, Nene, che apprezza il coraggio di Yuzu di essere sé stessa e della sua spontaneità e allegria che porta alle persone.
Yuzu si mette una parrucca scura per andare incontro alle norme scolastiche, ma la sua ammiratrice, si fa tinge i capelli.
La senpai Mitsuko interviene riprendendo Yuzu per i capelli e nel caso e la minaccia.
Infatti nel caso non venisse eletta alle elezioni per la presidenza scolastica, verrebbe espulsa insieme a Nene.
Harumi, sorella di Mitsuko, non gli piace il pugno di ferro che sua sorella tiene per certe situazioni.
Le elezioni iniziano, Yuzu racconta delle motivazioni per cui vorrebbe vincere e Mei nel suo discorso promette delle nuove norme nel regolamento scolastico.
Yuzu si mette una parrucca scura per andare incontro alle norme scolastiche, ma la sua ammiratrice, si fa tinge i capelli.
La senpai Mitsuko interviene riprendendo Yuzu per i capelli e nel caso e la minaccia.
Infatti nel caso non venisse eletta alle elezioni per la presidenza scolastica, verrebbe espulsa insieme a Nene.
Harumi, sorella di Mitsuko, non gli piace il pugno di ferro che sua sorella tiene per certe situazioni.
Le elezioni iniziano, Yuzu racconta delle motivazioni per cui vorrebbe vincere e Mei nel suo discorso promette delle nuove norme nel regolamento scolastico.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
June 9, 2019
Un nuevo ciclo comienza, y con él llegan nuevas oportunidades de ver a Yuzu expulsada. Cuando una seguidora entra a la escuela siguiendo sus mismos pasos, el caos se desata. Resulta ser que una nueva figura de autoridad se alza en la escuela, la antigua presidenta del consejo está de vuelta y resulta que es nada más ni nada menos que la hermana de Harumin. La amistad de las dos chicas se ve comprometida cuando Yuzu se ve atrapada entre la espada y la pared, y las intenciones de Mei permanecen en las sombras una vez más. Yuzu se ve obligada a tomar una decisión para no ser expulsada, ¿se mantendrá fiel a sí misma?
March 11, 2019
While Mitsuko’s actions were awful and the twist at the end kind of came out of nowhere, this was a good volume. I’m not gonna lie, I teared up a bit at the end of Yuzu’s speech. I also appreciate how Mei pushed Yuzu to run even though the consequences could be devastating for Yuzu and Nene. Good volume, good lesson, friendship feels, and for once no new love interest! Thank you, Saburouta, for that lovely reprieve!
May 7, 2019
Harumi'nin ablası ortalığı biraz karıştırdı bu ciltte ama neyseki Yuzu ve Mei'nin arası bozulmadı.
Şu saçma okul kurallarından nefret ediyorum, umarım Mei bazı değişiklikler yapar.
Bu ciltte çok fazla olay yoktu. Genel olarak Yuzu ve Mei ilişkisine ve Yuzu ve Harumi'nin arkadaşlığına odaklanmıştı. Verilen/verilmeye çalışılan mesaj çok iyi ve yerindeydi. Şimdiye kadar ki en iyi Citrus cildi olduğunu söyleyemem ama kötü de değildi.
Şu saçma okul kurallarından nefret ediyorum, umarım Mei bazı değişiklikler yapar.
Bu ciltte çok fazla olay yoktu. Genel olarak Yuzu ve Mei ilişkisine ve Yuzu ve Harumi'nin arkadaşlığına odaklanmıştı. Verilen/verilmeye çalışılan mesaj çok iyi ve yerindeydi. Şimdiye kadar ki en iyi Citrus cildi olduğunu söyleyemem ama kötü de değildi.
April 10, 2020
La relación de Mei y Yuzu no es que sea precisamente lo más sano del mundo, y debo decir que ya es lo que menos me interesa de la obra (aunque tienen mi corazoncito), pero el desarrollo que tiene Yuzu es excelente. Joder, qué buen personaje. Hay momentos que me hubiese gustado pegarlos en la pared (protagonizados por Yuzu, claro). Y el capítulo extra de “love triangle?!” ha sido lo mejor de este mundo.
A ver qué tal los siguientes tomos.
A ver qué tal los siguientes tomos.
June 30, 2022
Por ahora este debe ser mi tomo favorito. Aparece una estudiante de primer año muy divertida y que espero seguir viendo, y junto a ella un drama escolar que no incluye el romance entre las protagonistas. Por fin un poco de aire fresco...
También me parece oportuna la aparición de la hermana de Harumi. Aunque como ocupa un papel de ''villana'' no es mucho de mi agrado, sí era necesario algo así en la historia
También me parece oportuna la aparición de la hermana de Harumi. Aunque como ocupa un papel de ''villana'' no es mucho de mi agrado, sí era necesario algo así en la historia
January 20, 2023
Meh, bastante simple y bonito.
Definitivamente no he visto esta parte en el anime (aunque también puede ser probable que tenga que vérmelo de nuevo xd), pero es un tomo muy lindo.
Sigo pensando que Harumin es mi favorita [cries], pero la "fan de Yuzu" (Nene, me dicen en la traducción que yo leí), también es muy bonita, se nota que está incentivada de alguna forma por Yuzu para perseguir su meta.
De cierta forma, Yuzu también me incentiva a mí en muchas cosas jdlsjd.
Definitivamente no he visto esta parte en el anime (aunque también puede ser probable que tenga que vérmelo de nuevo xd), pero es un tomo muy lindo.
Sigo pensando que Harumin es mi favorita [cries], pero la "fan de Yuzu" (Nene, me dicen en la traducción que yo leí), también es muy bonita, se nota que está incentivada de alguna forma por Yuzu para perseguir su meta.
De cierta forma, Yuzu también me incentiva a mí en muchas cosas jdlsjd.
June 10, 2019
Primer volumen en el que por fin andan.
Claro no pueden faltar los problemas que intenten poner problemas entre ellas. Pero bueno parece que toda va por buen camino. Lo bueno es que ya no nos preocupamos por una tercera que quiera conquistar a alguna de las dos.
Vale la pena leer Citrus si te gustan los mangas.
Claro no pueden faltar los problemas que intenten poner problemas entre ellas. Pero bueno parece que toda va por buen camino. Lo bueno es que ya no nos preocupamos por una tercera que quiera conquistar a alguna de las dos.
Vale la pena leer Citrus si te gustan los mangas.
August 1, 2022
I really really don't get it why they are making such a dam big deal about here hair colour! Isn't being blond a natural colour? Yess she paints here hair to blond but what iff you have this colour natural 🤔is just so dam confusing an probably doesn't even matter any way😂😂but I think a student can do way more bad things then having blond hair🤷
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December 26, 2022
Ormai l'ho finisco perché l'ho cominciato e si legge in poco tempo.
Ammetto però che tutto il discorso sul comitato studentesco e sulla disciplina mi ha lasciato del tutto indifferente. Mi sembra che si siano agitate per niente, davvero!
Speriamo che l'autrice riesca a inserire un po' di trama in questi volumetti.
Ammetto però che tutto il discorso sul comitato studentesco e sulla disciplina mi ha lasciato del tutto indifferente. Mi sembra che si siano agitate per niente, davvero!
Speriamo che l'autrice riesca a inserire un po' di trama in questi volumetti.
April 25, 2020
Tá bom, finalmente um volume que eu amei de novo! Apesar de não entender tão bem qual o rolê da irmã mais velha da Harumi, adorei que agora a Yuzu e a Mei tão namorando e que a Yuzu tem uma fã, hahaha. Não sei, achei esse volume todo muito bom!
May 5, 2020
Rating: 4,5
This story gets more interesting in every chapter, the reason why I don't give a rating of five stars to this volme is because the election thing is a little bit boring, but the rest is as good as always in the previous volumes. Super recommended.
This story gets more interesting in every chapter, the reason why I don't give a rating of five stars to this volme is because the election thing is a little bit boring, but the rest is as good as always in the previous volumes. Super recommended.
October 24, 2022
This pair are getting a bit dull tbh. Volume 5 and they’re still will we, won’t we, better not, but ok fine. I mean, it’s cute, but I wouldn’t say I’m invested. I’ll continue with the series, see what happens. Mainly because I’m ocd about leaving series half arsed.
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