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Description

Youko gets a visit by a girl from the future who needs to have sex with her because she wants her egg cells. 2t1zu


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Manga

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Associated Names
Ashita no Kimi ni Dekiru Koto
明日の君にできる事

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Oneshot (Complete)


Completely Scanlated?
Yes

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Rating
Average: 6 / 10.0 (28 votes)
Bayesian Average: 6.13 / 10.0
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Last Updated
November 2nd, 2024 1:54pm PDT - 7 months ago

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Serialized In (magazine)
Tsubomi (Houbunsha)

Licensed (in English)
No

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On 12 reading lists
On 26 wish lists
On 102 completed lists
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Very nice.  
by NightSwan
11 years ago
Rating: 7.0  / 10.0

Here we have a very rather sad tale of a lonely girl trying her best to sail through life after the divorce of her parents. She's unsure and apprehensive about the odd-ball visitor from the future how claims she needs Youko's egg cells, but learns to accept and enjoy her company.
The conclusion is bittersweet, but rather satisfying nonetheless, because as they say, it's better to have loved and lost than to not have loved at all.

I wasn't especially fond of the art, but it was consistent and well rounded.
That scene that serves as the cover image on this page is a bit misleading (though lovely).

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