Citrus manga sex

If you watched the anime and didn’t like it because it felt too lewd, try the manga. It’s actually not as bad as you’d think. Yes, it’s still erotica. But, there’s actually no sex. That’s right, Bloom into You, which isn’t an erotica, has more sex than Citrus.

Citrus is a young adult yuri manga.a bit like Girlfriends,but with mild hentai and drama and love triangle(s).If you want a yuri manga that focuses on relationship more than sex,you might like this book.Saburo Uta’s artwork is amazing.The characters are so pretty and cute!I love the characters style,especially the modern gyaru/lolita style.i’ve read one of his short yuri manga before but this one is better.It is cute and you’ll get so many emotions reading this!

I used to not review incomplete yuri manga but I guess it’s better to talk about the manga when they’re relevant and what better manga to start off this new approach to the Yuri Manga Corner than the first volume of the current yuri mainstream sweetheart, Citrus. Oh, and yes there are two manga titled Citrus. The one we’ll be talking about is written by Saburo Uta.

Let me get this out of the way from the get go. I do not see what the big deal is with Citrus. I fail to see why this manga is incredibly popular. Yes, the art style is pretty and our leading ladies are sexy but that’s the extent of my praise.

Bottom line, Citrus’ first volume did not impress me. The drama is super contrived, there’s only one somewhat likable character, the love interest is dull and the obstacles are right out of a bad soap opera. I took a sneak peek at chapter 7’s plot and I have to say, no matter what happens, I don’t see Yuzu and Mei having a happy life after the dust is settled. I won’t judge fans who love this manga to pieces but after this initial volume, I am not hopping on any hype trains.