Onna Doushi toka Arienai desho to Iiharu Onnanoko wo, Hyakunichikan de Tetteiteki ni Otosu Yuri no Ohanashi

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Synonyms: Arioto

Japanese: 女同士とかありえないでしょと言い張る女の子を、百日間で徹底的に落とす百合のお話

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Type: Light Novel

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Feb 14, 2020 to ?

Genres: Comedy, Girls Love, Erotica

Theme: School

Serialization: None

Authors: Yukiko (Art), Mikami, Teren (Story)

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Ranked: N/A²

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"Girls going out with girls? That can't be! But..."

One day, Marika Sakakibara, a popular high school girl, was offered one million yen by her beautiful classmate, Aya Fuwa.

"Sakakibara-san, I will buy you for 10000 yen a day for one hundred days. Let us see if girls going out with girls really cannot be."

"H-Huh?!"

From that day, their after school xx time began.

(Source: SB Creative, translated)

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Onna Doushi toka Arienai desho to Iiharu Onnanoko wo, Hyakunichikan de Tetteiteki ni Otosu Yuri no Ohanashi began as an independently published novel series released at Comic Market and COMITIA since August 14, 2018. SB Creative has released a revised version of the series with new illustrations since February 14, 2020 under its GA Bunko label.

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May 24, 2023

DarknessReality

Recommended

Preliminary (12/? eps)

Just gonna start of with the yuri is very strong in this one.

This is the first R18 yuri series I've read (And first yuri Light Novel) and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I finally understand what my friend means when he says R18 scenes in visual novels are good for the story. The R18 scenes I genuinely just enjoyed for how cute they were and how much it showed the main two cared for each other.

Marika and Aya are such a cute pair to watch. I came to the LN from the manga and I'm glad I read this as the manga only goes through ...

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Sep 7, 2024

Neremeno

Recommended

Preliminary (35/? eps)

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This review is written from the point of view of someone who came to the novels from the manga adaptation. The spoilers will mostly be about volume 1 of the novel.

The light novel really has volume 1 on one side, and the other volumes on the other side. Volume 1, just like the manga, has a strong, well-thought story that mixes romance, social commentary and sex. Starting with volume 2, it mostly turns slice of life where you're happy to see the protagonists living a happy life but very little meaningful happens. It's still a good read, since the relationship between the two main characters ... is healthy and balanced (especially after their tumultuous beginning in volume 1).

Volume 1

In a nutshell, it's the story of two high school girls whose lives are on the verge of going badly. Marika is seriously considering going down the "JK business" slope with a teenage escort job, while Aya is a young lesbian that, while looking for acceptance, found a lesbian bar with a highly questionable owner, and learned too much about sex for such a young age.

Under the pretense of a wager to convince Marika that love between girls is acceptable, Aya effectively prevents Marika from getting that teenage escort job by paying her an equivalent daily amount. In return, Marika has to give Aya some of her time every day.

The unfolding of the story is the same as the manga: little by little, Marika learns to let go of her preconceptions, gets a peek at Aya's real personality and past and falls in love. Of course, it helps that Aya is a beast in bed. ;) More seriously, the question of Marika's consent is tackled through the fact that she sees the situation just like any other escort job. It's not healthy for her, and the key to this is that Aya is too focused on sex to completely understand the consequences of what she's doing. Fortunately, as love between them unfolds, they learn to pull themselves out of this spiral and build a healthy relationship.

The main difference between manga and novel is the tone. The novel is written as if Marika was constantlly talking to you. She's too chatty sometimes, and obviously needs to describe everything. This doesn't play well with the mystery elements (why Aya behaves like this, and how Marika really feels about it), at least not as well as the manga, which is able to leave a bit more things unsaid for the reader to figure out.

Also, the sex scenes in the novel are short and rarely very explicit. It's still Marika speaking, so they're a bit on the descriptive side. In comparison, the manga shows a lot more and makes the reader *feel* the passion that Marika is very receptive to.

Following volumes

All volumes are short (barely above 100 pages each). Each develops a single, standalone story weaving two elements: interactions with other girls from the same school or the lesbian bar, and the development of Aya and Marika's relationship.

The part about others girls is rarely that great. It's usually your run-of-the-mill, slice-of-life, high school story, with girls falling in love with other girls and wondering what to do about it. Or, if it takes place at the bar, it's still the same sort of story, showing once again that people in that bar are nice but rather questionable. Overall, it's far less inspired than volume 1, but still entertaining to read. New characters are introduced from time to time, but in moderation, so by volume 5 the cast of secondary characters is still manageable.

The best part is still, however, Aya and Marika. I'll say this right now: those two are head over heels for each other, and no amount of external disturbance ever puts any real strain on their couple. It's all about them entering the next stage of their relationship, where sex isn't everything and they need to learn to trust and care for each other. But they're still having great sex together.^^

Now that she can drop the aloof act, Aya is struggling to make friends under Marika's comforting guidance, and seeing her (awkwardly) doing her best, even when she doesn't really get it but wants to do it anyway out of love, is very touching. She's idolazing Marika and is always trying to take her advice into account.

Marika is learning to let go of the remnants of her old obsession with "being normal". At first she doesn't want anyone to know she's dating a girl, but her love and respect for Aya pushes her to open up bit by bit, one friend at a time (and also to her mother). In addition, she learns to turn her habit of "controlling the mood" around her into simple, straightforward kindness. She effectively becomes a "lesbian advisor" to other girls, an irony that is not lost on her!

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Jan 18, 2025

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Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (30/? eps)

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I'm mainly doing this review to try to arrange my own thoughts on this as I can't decide if it's kind of an interesting and semi-deep kind of yuri that explores real issues teenagers face or an extremely shallow vehicle for yuri sex scenes. I just binged the first five books over a couple of days and it's kind of messed me up a bit. I actually skimmed through the whole series a second time to write this, which kind of softened my opinion on Aya's rather dominant behaviour which was one of things I was conflicted about.

It's probably also worth noting I read bootleg ... English translations, so I assume from the way they couldn't always get pronouns correct (in a yuri manga that only has female characters no less) that I probably missed nuance that may have existed in the Japanese text and that maybe the translations misled me about some of the things I complain about.

I think I'm leaning more towards it being on the interesting side of the equation, as the characters do have some emotional depths, but at the same time there were some really annoying things too.

Pros:

- I think it's good to have explicit(ish) sex scenes in romances; it's more realistic than so many manga where they only kiss or something even though most teenagers are horny AF

- It's a typical yuri story where all the good-looking girls are totally down to date other girls

- The story is from the perspective of a naive teenage girl narrator and has all the associated internal monologue and drama similar to this author's other works like "There's No Freaking Way I'll Way I'll Be Your Lover, Unless..."

*** THESE CONS CONTAIN SPOILERS (PROBABLY) ***

Cons:

- Both of the characters are annoying, selfish, uncommunicative teenagers in their own ways. That's kind of a given and is necessary to be able to show character growth. However it's still weird to me that Marika learns more about her Aya's past from talking to former classmates or her boss or whatever than by ever actually ever talking to her about herself. And that Marika also never talks to Aya about her family who seem to be absent (maybe that will come up in some later volume though). It really does seem like all they do it have sex together like horny teenagers.

- I think some people would thing Aya is kind of abusive at some points. Reading through a second time I felt like actually Marika went along with most things and Aya didn't come across quite so aggressive as I first thought. Certainly they both have some issues and their relationship takes some time to get more even, and it's kind of unclear why Aya is at times wanting to humiliate Marika so much.

- Since I assume this is what most of you horndogs reading this will care about most in this light novel series, it should be noted that although the sex scenes are good in general they also in several places really ruined my immersion actually because it was so badly written. Examples:

1. In vol. 1, chapter 4 it clearly says Marika ends up putting her hand inside Aya's underwear and touching her, but then in the vol. 3 epilogue it says she's never touched her down there before. That sort of continuity error really irked me for some reason. If I understand correctly the author was writing these at the same time as "There's No Freaking Way..." so they were probably churning this stuff out to tight deadlines, but I think an editor should have picked it up.
2. In vol. 4 the whole bit about how lesbians need to wear finger condoms just felt like weird sex education. I've never known people in relationships to do this; the idea that two monogamous teenagers would need to do this is just weird. I guess it was somewhat used to drive the plot, but it just felt really dumb.
3. And that need for finger condoms leads to the final and most ridiculous thing that absolutely ruined it for me: in vol. 4 we're expected to suspend our disbelief that somehow in the ~8 months they've been having sexy time that neither of them ever inserted a finger in the other; that the entire time Aya only touched Mari's clitoris because inserting a finger would be "taking her virginity". Even though Aya admitted she'd fingered herself while masturbating, and we know that Mira also masturbates. The idea that there's any couples of any orientation that would think like this was just too ridiculous for me.

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