Yuri of the year ♡


 




Above, you see my yuri tier list. My taste in yuri is a little weird, so I'm going to rearrange it by most beginner-friendly. These are my top 5 recommendations. 

1) The Guy She was Interested in Wasn't a Guy at all 
AMAZING first yuri. A classic nerd x popular girl, blended with musicality and tooth-rottingly sweet moments. My number one recommendation, just not my style.

2)  LOVE BULLET
One of my favorite yuri OF ALL TIME. Cute art, intriguing concept, and heart-shaped artillery. I cannot express how much I enjoyed this when I first read it. 

3) I'm in Love with the Villainess 
An uncommon fantasy yuri. Slow burn and pretty art, I can't ask for a lot more. Seeing this couple progress is super heartwarming.

4) Kirio Fanclub 
A very good first exposure. I can't really reveal a lot about the actual couple for spoiler reasons, but the plot follows two girls obsessed with a random guy in their class. Comedic, and a tiny bit heartbreaking.

5) Sora and Haena 
I'm a tiny bit wary about recommending this to you guys. I have never been so unbelievably frustrated at a piece of fiction before, but I guess that shows how invested I got in this couple? A romance about a "delinquent" trying to brighten her future with the help of the top student from another school. 

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This is my last post of the year. I hope to have maybe even slightly influenced you guys to read yuri in the future. Is this my legacy? I can't say for sure. This is my final "go read these now". 
-Leaf Walker








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