Reviews for O Maidens In Your Savage Season Manga

After all, curiosity is greatest when you're in middle school and high school, so that curiosity is an age where knowing and imagining in various ways is not enough. Something is right, this is good, or bad...

It's interesting that the days of adolescence are written in a nice way. Love is also included, and it has a nice sweet and sour feel~

The main character is a literary girl. The sexual conflict that everyone experiences and the first love affair are carefully depicted.

It's interesting that simple questions and interests unique to girls are so well expressed! The picture is also beautiful

One episode of the anime was shocking and made me want to read the comic. In the end, they read it until the end where they were able to read 3 episodes before the anime. It was youth.

It was a better work than I expected, with an indescribable part of my adolescence and the laughter that came out unexpectedly. Everyone is a good kid, they seem to enjoy the literary club, and I'm envious that I wish I had friends that I could talk to each other like this when I was the same age. It was an interesting depiction of adolescent knowledge and curiosity about sex, and I was able to sympathize with it.

I think the depiction of adolescent sex is drawn very realistically. It really is rough...

It's interesting. girls? I was drawn in because each of the otome characters was unique!

I only read volume 1 and had quite a bit of free time... Everyone is so cute. The feeling is stuffy ^^

A story in the middle of youth. I became addicted to the pressure points of laughter. I wanted to see more of the continuation.

The design was so beautiful that when I read it, I was so curious that I read it until the end!!

Up to this point, there haven't been many works that honestly face sex yet focus on women, so it's very fresh and pretty interesting!! I have some regrets when I think I could read it when I was in high school lol I don't think there's any loss in reading it, so go ahead!!

If I can read the whole volume, then I'm curious about the continuation, huh... I'm really addicted to the strategy!

I watched the anime and read it. It is a youth group drama that comically depicts girls called the literary club where only girls gather even though they are co-ed, which are slightly plain, slightly relentless, and who would definitely become mourning women in the future without anything, stray between love and sex while being in agony, and sometimes run wild. The complexes that each of the characters have, and the way they notice, surprise, and hurt while getting involved with people are made to jingle by jealousy, longing, suspicion, and various emotions that interfere with friendship. Modamoda from around that age that I understand because they've passed by, they've passed by. A solution I can understand now... It depicts a terribly frustrating youth, as if I wanted to run back with all my experiences, knowledge, and wisdom. As someone who has had an uneasy adolescence, I expect that it would be nice if they were very rough in the story

It's a cute design, so I thought it would be warm and fuzzy, but the content was shocking. I read anime as a trigger, and I'm addicted to it!

This is a group drama depicting a young love affair. It depicts interests and dislikes about sex that only comes from being a high school student, and admiration and conflict can also be seen there, and I thought it was so real and vivid. Perhaps because it's a literary club, I felt that it was somehow literary, or rather a philosophical story that looked more inward rather than a common love story. It's the next volume and the last volume, so I want to finish it and read it thoroughly again.