Calalaya's Manga

So many classic tropes, I'm feeling nostalgic lol
It's quiet light, in a lot of ways - the art's cute, the plot's a little meandering, the worldbuilding's here and there, but it's definitely enjoyable. I didn't expect Dojin's involvement, I'm a little dubious as to how much it actually adds but I'll save judgement until it's a little further along

Gosh yeah <3 Just a girl and her bird girlfriend

So the pacing is whack lol, everything is always happening all the time everywhere, even in the backstory. Good on this one for not showing the traumatic backstory as a titillating scene for the audience tho, talk about a breath of fresh air there. It was pretty breakneck the entire way, but I do appreciate that they were both into each other and fairly well on the same page the whole time

I always feel like I have to put a little asterisk on my enjoyment of Omegaverse like "Well at least this one was interesting" lol
It was interesting! Lol. It really felt like a story that could've existed outside the omegaverse for the most part, although I suppose it did make up a strong central plot element. Basically, it followed through and the rest of the story was strong as well, I appreciate a well-made story, and the twists were well-told. I really did hate Ai, he did a very good job of making himself unlikable! And while his backstory didn't excuse his actions, it did contextualize them, and I think that's all a solid backstory needs to do. Weird premise, I'm always harsh to omegaverse, but well told

Cute. Although honestly I'd like to read more of this kind of world, it seems like it has potential more than just being a dynamic swap for gender roles - giving more context to the world would make this story stronger than just "What if the conventionally attractive couple were actually considered unattractive because of the world?" Like...just say heteronormativity and move on lol

That's one way to explain it lol

It's dumb but that's what makes it funny

I really hope this becomes more than a proof of concept someday, it really seems like it'd be a fun play on the really, really tired tropes

Ah,, wow
What a stunning story, beautifully illustrated, and very slowly told. I honestly think it's the perfect pacing for it, it's a very somber horror story really, but wrapped up in day-to-day life of a very cute young girl. Really masterful
It's also rather nostalgic, it feels kind of similar - in art style - to some of the western-style comics I used to read when I was young. I think it suits the tone perfectly
Update: So I found some raws past ch.35 and now I'm crying
Ch.35 et al update: Teacher is a stupid, selfish man and I'm crying for him so much, to his final moments he was trying to find a way to show Shiva how much he loves her
To the end: Hhhhhhhhhhhhhh. A stunning story, through and through. Unexpected, but well set up, and beautiful to the very last. Wonderful

Geez this is sad :'( Not to mention we already know the ending, in that they grow closer in the remaining 9 months. It is quite beautiful, although the pacing is a bit too quick imo