Queen Bee Academy! #4 - Impromptu Outdoor Sex

@engrishteacher:
I think Yamaimo Tororo's artwork has noticeably improved since the
start of the Queen Bee Academy! series. This chapter is extremely
well drawn, and unusually titillating.

Hentai world logic: All these rich girls only care about this boy for his breeding stock. and to get off.

Only Yakumo has shown romantic emotions towards him, but for the most part, they are coming off as the creepy obsession of a yandere, which is not necessarily a healthy relationship to get into... Nobara could potentially become a love interest, if she gets past the tsundere-"There-Can-Be-Only-One-Immortal-from-Highlander"-trope-ojou-sama.

Regardless, the art is very well done and the crazy premise is engaging.

@gammenon:
Yamaimo Tororo produces good work, but he
seems to be somewhat erratic when it comes
to giving us satisfying conclusions.

If I were a mangaka who dreamed up a hot premise for a hentai
series, I'd milk it for all it was worth. I would not be in a big hurry
to wrap things up, that's for sure.

I mean, I wrote the series "should be" longer instead of "should have been" longer because I'm holding on to some delusional hope that maybe Yamaimo Tororo changes his/her mind as some writers/artist have done in the past. Maybe a few fans will petition on Twitter or something to extend the series and it will do some good.

The Rondo series was a real turn-off, but it disappointed me mainly
because Yamaimo Tororo set up a gripping, ultra-dark scenario that
led nowhere. Basically, he lit a huge firecracker that sent the readers
scurrying for cover---and then the thing simply fizzled out.

@623:
The trope simply indicates a character (usually a woman) who's overly-
possessive. Not all yandere are creepy stalkers or murderous maniacs.
For example, Tsukushi (from Dramus's Exhausting Girl) is definitely a
yandere, but she's cheerful, good-natured, and utterly harmless.
Like all -dere types, yandere exist on an emotional spectrum.

Take a closer look at Yakumo's bright, cat-slit eyes, and the ominous shading
on her face. Plus, she's right in Aona's face when she says, "until the day you
die," a phrase which is slightly, but undeniably sinister. It gives one the distinct
impression that inside Yakumo, a yandere is screaming and clawing to get out.
It's a glimpse of her "Shadow," to put it in psychological terms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_(psychology)

Perhaps (as is my wont) I put too much emphasis on subtle details, but I'm not
the only one whose attention was arrested by that panel.

ngl when I think of yandere, I think of fucked up shit. Something that could unsettle you whether it be violence or over-the-top stalking. Things like Dangerous Girl by INAGO or Normal Relationship by Solopip B or anything by Kirintei (non-Fakku). A passing moment like this is shrug-worthy IMO.

Absolutely, if only because of a single panel.
(page 14, panel 5)