Yukarism, Vol. 2 (2)

Really enjoyable shoujo. I was a bit dubious because of the genderbending, and pleasure-work aspects, but it's not a dark or psychologically twisted story. Those elements just move it a bit away from your usual cliches.

This story is great! I really like it and I cannot wait for the next Volume to come out!

Purchased as gift.

~4/5I was surprised with this volume. While I enjoyed the previous one, this one was even better. It had me all caught up and excited in the action.Yukari continues going to his past self, trying to figure out what the connection to his present is. He lets Satomi stay with him, take care of the house in place of his aunt.Yukari is pretty much just along for the ride, entertained by life and the people around him, practically trying to take a back seat and let it all happen. But he’s getting more genuinely interested in the people around him, even while not realizing. He seems to be interested in Mahoro, the feelings slowly developing for him. They’re developing much faster for Mahoro, though.Unbeknownst to Yukari, Mahoro and Satomi are having flashbacks, almost black-outs while their past selves take over. This is surprising for them, and for each other, as they have lingering hatred and betrayals. I was surprised with the twist thrown in about their identities, and the apparent betrayal hinted at from their pasts. I also love it, and am so excited about it.This volume surprised me and really pulled me in, as I was hoping it would. And now I’m super excited to get the next volume.[More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]

Came in great condition

fast delivery.I got what I had asked for and I am glad for finally being able to read the endding of this manga.