Disregarding the slight creepiness, it's absolutely hilarious and does a great job at bringing out all the yuri tropes. Definitely worth the read!

Really great manga. Good art style and plot. I love alternate, dystopian societies. I recommend to those who enjoyed Hunger Games and Divergent.

I really like this story and it is very well written with a great art style. I don't like that the main character is obsessed with her childhood friend that treats her terribly. She stops coming to school because of how much he hurt her. No guy is ever worth that. I really like the character, I wish she'd get over him. He's a mess. I may not like this aspect of the character, but this is a realistic trait so it still gets 5 stars. I highly recommend it.

Well then. That was a turn. I almost expected that he would instead go to a place that was near her, which is why if she attended school near him, he would no longer be able to see her, because they would have switched places. I could see that as an alternate ending, but that would make the story even shorter, so I guess I'm fine with it the way it is (^▽^;)

The end of chapter 3 was so abrupt! This is a random kind of slice of life, but it has some really interesting characters. I'm looking forward to the updates.

Amazing! If I could give this manga series more stars, I absolutely would. There's some next level stuff going on here -- from the fantastical story (with a very FLCL vibe), to the character and world design, to the incredible use of perspective and constant "Satoshi Kon"-esque scene transitions. The use of minimal color is done intelligently and intentionally, and the vertical flow of the pages is the best I've ever seen. Really, I can't heap enough praise upon Yuta Kayashima's work here. Just an amazing visual experience that's leaps and bounds ahead of contemporaries.

This was really sweet, with some heart-clenching moments. The only thing I wish was different was that there was a side-story, of sorts, that was interwoven throughout and it was a little confusing. Natsu's story would've been better off in a separate chapter.

This was quite a quirky manga that didnt end how i would expect it to just was great as it surprised me. I was able to engage with the characters positively from their dynamic personalities.