Star-Eating Shark Girl: I Took a Saint Home as My Wife

Lilies, let me savor them slowly. Wasn't this supposed to be a wife for the protagonist? And a straight woman at that? Are they even trying to make the protagonist "normal"? (This is a reference to a character from a Chinese novel/anime.)

I finished reading it; it's a yuri (lesbian) novel. The main focus seemed to be their close interaction. The protagonists themselves are invincible in combat and pose no real threat, so the rest of the plot felt rather uneventful. Their closeness felt quite natural, but the sudden shift to a more antagonistic relationship felt a bit abrupt.

Am I the only one who wants to see Shark Girl betrayed so cruelly by the Saintess? Then you'll see the saintess being brutally punished, and the shark-chan twisting in the dark corner O_o

From one perspective, you're partially right, but from another, you're wrong. It's not entirely wrong, but rather there's a slight discrepancy between the two. If we ignore this slight discrepancy, then what you said is certainly correct. However, examining your statement more rigorously reveals that it's not entirely correct.

As a slice-of-life yuri story, at least I didn't find it uncomfortable to read.

Sharkgirl is so cute, and Noel is cute too. They look so good together!

It's super good, but the ending was a little sad. I hope there will be a sequel.

No, isn't this a classic case of someone who identifies as straight, so how did she get expelled from the lesbian community?

It's alright, the subject matter is to my liking.

I haven't found a book that gives me the same feeling since reading Hautart. This book is quite similar and not bad.