I liked this manga a lot. The husband's red flags are so perfectly built upon, very realistic. Things you brush off even though your gut says "what the f*ck was that?" because they could be jokes and they aren't horribly offensive or overt. Midori's concerns are very genuine; she's so pathetic, but in the way that makes you wanna wrap her in a blanket, give her a cup of cocoa, and tell her it's ok. The true gem of this manga is Maki (and her online friend, who's name escapes me right now) though -- proudly herself, worried about the future, faithfully (but not stupidly) in love and who really wants the best for her former friend because the situation she's in is messed up in general.

Art is very fluid and cute (reminds me a lot of Shimura Takako...even the plot of this one seems like a Shimura plot with her brand of realism...and yuri!) I am eager to read more by this author!

This manga is really amazing, it's realistic yet still hopeful. The art and character design is amazing too which is always a plus.

I'm so excited for this to be released physically in english.

This is one of my favorite manga ever!

I legit have no complaints im not even bothered that its only 16 chapters long, its legitimately got everything I personally love in a Yuri manga. Its got drama, forbiddeness, acceptance, rejection, a male character that has some impact on the story(the one thing that gets me is Yuri with no men you can't have a lilly garden without a few weeds its less real), confliction. Im just in awe just read it ffs.

Absolutely stunning manga.

Hits so hard on so many complex and evolving emotions. You can't help but achingly cheer for the characters as they struggle to realize/fight for what they want out of life and out of themselves.

Also, the art is not only gorgeous and emotive, but beautifully captures the oscillating themes of harsh, dark reality and sparkling, magical optimism.

An immediate favorite, I have nothing but praise for this manga!

In the early chapters, this one is a really tough read, but it's worth persevering through the heartrending and gutwrenching chapters to get to the end. Also, I disagree with one of the main genre tags. It shouldn't be labeled "Shoujo Ai" (well, really nothing should, but that's an argument for a different place). It should be labeled "Yuri".

The art is extremely well done as well, with some amazing backgrounds and scenery, as well as fantastic character art with a distinctive style, incredibly expressive facial expressions, and impressive use of body language to convey emotions and mood. Really a fantastic job.