Comments of Gakkou Gurashi

Man I was worried there for a sec..my girls!! TwT

WHAT THE FUCK T_T CRYING AT THE ENDING THAT WAS SO GOOD

A beautiful story with charming characters who find solace in their bond while trying to survive a zombie apocalypse. 9/10

OMG IM CRYING SO HARD. I LOVE IT.

Wahhhhhhhhh its the mahou shoujo majika vibos i cryn’t i cryn’t i fckn cry

Takeya Yuki is in love with her school. And why wouldn't she be? It's the place where she was introduced to the joys of school clubs! Or, more specifically, one school club: the School Life Club. Rii-chan the president, Megu-nee the advisor and her fellow member Kurumi are always there for her.

Yes, Takeya Yuki loves school... Or so she keeps telling herself. Because living with that lie everyday is a lot easier than facing the reality of this particular "school" and the nature of its "club activities"...

That was a good read. Love this

Love this
I could talk about this for days and I'm not even kidding

OMG CRIED S MUCH

What chapter should I start at if I want to skip passed the anime parts?

Better than the anime adaptation for sure, I'm so happy but also so sad. The ending was bittersweet im so sad about the deaths and the people we see die. I'm glad it ended well though

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This is such a great story. I loved everything about it, it you love slice of life or school life i highly recommend

Three high school girls and a teacher are camping at school.

The First Article of the "School Life Club" Code reads:
The School Life Club encourages a spirit of self-governing independence by camping at school, as well as socializing with various after-school clubs, which you can't enjoy from regular classes alone."

I cried a lot, and whilst at some points it seemed like there were big plotholes, it also just, kinda made sense,
very good read, i loved it

The last chapter should be updated with the official waterflame scan. The current one used a low quality scan and it is atrocious

I watched the anime first before reading the manga and i did not regret reading