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It's what it says on the tin. If you're looking for cute, light-hearted yuri about attractive attractive adults having good sex, this is the perfect story for you. I find it very funny, but that might say more about me than the story itself.

The characters have very fun personalities, if not a whole lot of depth, but I don't think that's why you clicked on this. I don't think think anyone can reasonably say that they read it for the plot, but it does have a surprisingly engaging story. As you could probably guess, there's some sort of sex scene ... in nearly every chapter, although it does become a bit more story-focused after volume 3.

Before reading this, I didn't think that it was going to be for me, but was won over within the first few pages, so if you were willing to read this review, you should absolutely check it out.

I don't think this is a good pick for most people; it is interesting, but also pretty fucked up. The title is actually kind of misleading, because for most of the story, the main character is actually 14 years old. From that, you can probably guess why a strong majority of the many sex scenes are really uncomfortable (also the NTR).

The main thing I like about this story is that discusses a characters shame around their sexuality, which is a very unique theme that I find really interesting. There are parts that I think do a good job of handling it, but ... theirs also some hypocritical slut-shaming that is the main reason I don't rate this higher.

If any of the above is your thing, you'll probably like this, but if you aren't explicitly interested in (or at least fine with) the sex scenes, this would be hard to recommend.

This is a very well-written story that I would not recommend to most people. One of the main characters was raped when she was in middle school, and this comes up early and often. While not excessively graphic, the author pulls no punches and this story absolutely needs trigger warnings for sexual assault and gaslighting.

I had a hard time making it to the end of the story, but it was absolutely worth it. The ending is very powerful, and in my opinion is a beautiful way of handling some really painful topics. It's also very full-on, and I have a feeling ... most people would not like it as much as I did.

If you like stories about flawed characters making mistakes like Kuzu no Honkai or Netsurezou Trap (which was by the same author), I would absolutely recommend this, but I think this is much darker than the average person would want to read. If you do start reading it, though, I would recommend finishing it.

This is a very interesting and unique story. This has the most nuanced and well handled portrayal of self-hatred that I have come across. Despite that, it is not a depressing story, but is instead one of personal growth and positive, if complicated relationships.The artwork is gorgeous and fits the tone of the story very well. If you can read Japanese, I would highly recommend reading it in the original language, because the author's writing style, and word choice are also beautiful.

The main character struggles with depression and self-hatred as she tries to work through her attraction to her older sister who ... moved out of the country. Without spoiling anything, this is handled in a much more realistic way than your typical yuri-incest stories. We also follow the older sisters best friend and ex-girlfriend as she tries to help the main character, and the older sister, who is trying to navigate changing family relationships.

Although at the time of writing, only 2 volumes have been released, the story is already moving on at a good pace. Rather than simply avoiding they're problems and feeling bad about it, the characters make an effort to work through them. Character development is handled well, with neither static personalities nor sudden changes overnight. I would fully recommend this to someone who wants a serious, but not dark story about well-written charactes.