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If you want a feel good story about a couple lesbians and don't mind learning about bugs, then this is the story for you. The characters feel real and natural, and the progression of their relationship is amazingly done and sweet. You can tell that these characters genuinely love and care for each other, and the plot develops at a natural pace as they go through their lives. There are sad parts, but watching the main girls interact more than make up for it. I highly recommend this to everyone that wants a story about cottagecore farmer lesbians and their friends.

This is a beautiful love story. It can probably scare some people away due to its focus on bugs, but in the end, it doesn't matter that much. It has a touch of magical realism, which adds a lot of depth to the entire plot. Additionally, it resonates deeply in the heart of every lesbian who craves rustic happiness with her loved one amid fields and vegetables (which, I it, I'm totally guilty of).

I can hardly say that this manga is a masterpiece. Nor would I recommend it as the first yuri manga to anyone looking to read something in this genre. But I ... sincerely loved it, and I recommend it to any yuri fan who's into rustic simplicity, magical realism, and, of course, not afraid of several sad episodes along the way.