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It is a secret that two high schoolers are dating the love of their lives, because they are both girls and nobody can know. The hiding builds, the loneliness builds, and the silences in between start growing darker thoughts. A psychological school yuri about a couple kept invisible, the third girl who slips into the gap, and the cost of love that cannot be said out loud.

Rae Taylor wakes up inside her favorite otome game, in love not with the prince route but with Claire Francois, the silver-haired villainess every other player is supposed to despise. I'm in Love with the Villainess is a Japanese yuri manga adapted from Inori's novel, an isekai-otome love story about a commoner who refuses to leave the noble bully alone and the noble who can't figure out why this commoner won't hate her back. Full color and black-and-white panels, school setting, slow-burn, devoted.

Reborn inside the pages of a novel as its doomed villainess, a young noblewoman is handed one cruel job by the plot: torment the sweet, saintly heroine until the story demands her downfall. There is just one problem. Every time she tries to be wicked, the heroine looks back at her with shining eyes and only seems to adore her more. Caught between the script she is supposed to follow and feelings she never planned for, she discovers that bullying the girl she is falling for is far harder than fate made it sound. A funny, fluttering historical-fantasy yuri full of schemes, blushes, and a romance neither of them was written to have.

Top fashion designer Gu Yu wakes up inside the trashy yuri ABO novel she was reading on the clock, cast as the villainess destined to be burned alive by the icy black-moonlight heroine Su Yue. To survive she breaks character, devotes herself to the woman meant to kill her, designs her gowns and props up her career. She just does not expect that the demure omega princess she has been spoiling is no omega at all, and Su Yue has been waiting a long time to pin her down and mark her.

Hiiragi Utena idolizes magical girls and dreams of fighting evil at their side. When a strange mascot offers to grant that wish, she leaps at it, only to wake up on the wrong side of the war as Magia Baiser, a villain who quickly realizes she would rather tease and torment cute magical girls than ever defeat them. A gleefully wicked comedy of blushing heroines, scheming bad girls, and a rivalry that burns far hotter than either side will admit. Original title: 魔法少女にあこがれて (Mahou Shoujo ni Akogarete). Also known as Looking Up to Magical Girls.

潮夏. After her parents divorced, Lu Yang moved into her mother best friend house and found herself sharing a roof with Su Gui, the gentle adopted-sister figure who has been there since both girls were small. Su Gui is supposed to be like a sister, like a friend, like the warm winter sun that just keeps shining no matter what. But Lu Yang keeps looking at her with eyes that say something different, and the older they get, the harder the act becomes. Original title: 潮夏 (Cháo Xià).

Based on a Korean folktale, two very different women each make the same wish, to leave this world behind. Shim Chong is a young beggar who sells herself to repay her blind father debt; the other is Jang, a noblewoman trapped in a marriage that is slowly killing her. When their fates cross, the bargain meant to end them both becomes the one reason worth staying alive. Korean title: 그녀가 심청 (Geunyeoni Simcheong).

Saki Kindaichi is hurrying to a piano lesson under heavy rain when she collides with a classmate at the doorway and realizes the girl in front of her is deaf. The Moon on a Rainy Night by Kuzushiro is a quiet masterpiece of Japanese yuri manga, an aching first-love arc between Saki and Kanon Sugumori told in soft black and white, with sign language as a love language and silence as the heaviest thing on the page. Patient, restrained, and one of the most acclaimed yuri manga of the 2020s.

Behind the tidy uniforms and quiet hallways, two schoolgirls carry feelings they have never said out loud. As secrets pull them together and push them apart, they learn how much courage it takes to want someone openly. A tender romance of shadow and light about first love and the fear of being truly seen.
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Exorcist Xiao Yu is forced to share a roof with the succubus Obsidian, the very demon who killed her adoptive father. The catch: Obsidian seems to have lost her memories. Refusing to drop her guard, Xiao Yu watches the succubus's every move, but Obsidian only grins, thirsts after her openly, and teases her body at every turn. Beneath the constant friction something darker stirs, about why her father died and why the succubus's memories were sealed away. A full-color supernatural yuri of enemies, hunger, and slow-burning want. Original title: 内有恶犬,请小心 (Nei You E Quan, Qing Xiaoxin), also known as Beware of the Vicious Dog Inside.

Shizuku Hoshikawa lives quietly, avoiding everyone, until a novel she wrote is accidentally read by her bright, popular classmate Kaori Asaka. Kaori's response changes everything: she asks Shizuku to be her girlfriend, just for the sake of the next story she wants to write. What begins as fiction slowly becomes something neither girl can put into words across one fragile summer. A delicate, aching romance about confidence and the feelings we keep hidden. Original title: きみとつづる うたかた (Kimi to Tsuzuru Utakata).