The two make quite the pair because Koduka’s (supposedly) straight and has no intention of repeating their night of passion, but it turns out that Landlady has no intention of doing so either.

Awkward set-up aside, this is tackling things in a way I haven’t seen yuri do before and both these characters make a great pairing and are good on their own besides. It has a premise that you may not be able to see past, but there’s a lot more to this than meets the eye and, whatever I was expecting, what I got was a lot more nuanced than those expectations. There’s a lot of hinting that the reason Landlady regrets the sex is because her feelings run a lot deeper and the offer might have been an opening she took, to her own dismay. This seems to be a week where books are pulling a fast one on me based on the expectations they’re setting with their descriptions.Koduka-san is an immature twenty-four year old who just got fired from her job and her savings is running really low.

was serialized in ASCII Media Works' shōnen manga magazine Dengeki Daioh from June 27, 2019, to February 26, 2021. After Koduka Chiyo quits her job and spends her time wallowing in self-pity she becomes three months behind on her rent.

Her landlady proposes an unusual solution: sleep with her, and she’ll help with the debt, the filthy apartment, and the loneliness.

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I know this will most likely never ever see the light of day for an anime adaptation, but a queer can dream! When the young landlady come for the 3 months of back rent Koduka Chiyo is not in her right mind having consumed far to much alcohol after quitting her job at a video game company. This aspect is very much appreciated, as I have seen several yuri mangas refrain from even considering consent when writing relationships.

hara definitely seems to have some previous knowledge and feelings about koduka, which makes the pining very sweet. However this is also a story about one heartbroken woman (from what I guessed by her quick glimpse into the past about why she quit) and a younger woman who has never really found love thanks to society labeling her as abnormal for liking other girls trying to make a connection with one of her tenants whom she believes she is in love with and comes up with this terrible but strangely effective plan so they can get to know each other better and maybe even get closer. while their situation does stem from that uncomfy start, hara does hold back and even stops koduka multiple times when she seems to be feeling overwhelmed. A 19 year old female landlord coerces a down on her luck, unemployed 24 year old female tenant into a relationship to work off back rent.As much as the tension was really nice, i felt the story was getting boring with them doing the same thing. It's really fun and cute and if you get the chance I would suggest picking it up (but only my girls, gays, and theys)- I don't want no hetero boys sexualizing this too much cause I want to enjoy some silly lesbian shit pls and thanks. I wonder the LandLady met Koduka before somewhere and thats why she already has romantic feelings, which Koduka is completely obviously about. they even quickly move in together because of this, which is a weird predatory power imbalance that nearly ruins this.