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Actually incredible read. Like a surreal, painful and heart-wrenching cross between Madoka, This is how you lose the Time War and Boogiepop- Methodically plotted out with some truly beautiful prose and wonderful character writing. Inhabiting the perspective of a girl who repeats every day 5 times over and remembers it all, despite the rest of the world only remembering one of those days that happened is already pretty evil but Usa goes out of his way to make this torment nexus be as painful as possible. And that's probably why the sapphic relationship works so well between the main duo. A girl detached from her sense of humanity itself and a girl who can't help but be drawn to her every single loop, over and over, breaking down all her walls. It's brilliant and just keeps that momentum going for its rather lengthy 320 page ordeal. I can't recommend it enough honestly, but do bear in mind you will have to scrounge around for the fanTLs. It's truly unfortunate this never got an official release despite being one of the best Yuri stories I have ever read.