Story: 7/10 Simply put, Wife and Wife is just about our two protagonists, Sumi and Kina who recently started living together as a couple. We simply get an insight into their everyday life and experience events like buying a bed together, going on a short trip or just meeting up with some friends. It doesn’t sound like much, but all their adorable flirting really makes each and every chapter very enjoyable, and there sure is a lot of flirting going on~ Characters: 8/10 After the two main characters are introduced, we get to know a few more characters, such as Kina’s twin sister Kanana, some of her potential love interests,as well as Sumi and Kina’s new neighbors.
Funnily, all characters are lesbians, both main and side-characters, no exceptions.
So yeah, it feels a little weird, since this makes it look a little ridiculous, but for us yuri fans this is of course a most welcomed setting.
I mostly enjoyed each and every one of the girls, even though I feel like many of them were not properly introduced to us. I also often caught myself hoping to just read about Sumi and Kina alone, instead of having loads of other characters around.
You see, whenever the two are alone, they are just so cute together, flirting with each other like there’s no tomorrow that I simply don’t want others to interfere.

Art: 7/10

The only thing that I probably didn’t enjoy, is the dialects the characters use. It would most likely feel a little different in Japanese, but since I read the English translation, it often sounded weird, at least to me. In some cases their dialects even ruined some nice and heartwarming moments, but this luckily only happened once or twice, so it’s fine.

Total Enjoyment: 9/10

All in all “Wife and Wife” is a nice read, but nothing more.
It has some nice comedy, cute yuri characters and just a very relaxing and fun story.
However, if you’re looking for a hilarious manga, this might not be to your liking. Also, if you’re looking for a really romantic manga, then this is yet again not what you’re looking for.
It’s a mix between romance and comedy, but it doesn’t take anything all that seriously.

So I guess, if you haven’t read “Wife and Wife yet and have nothing better to do, then why not give this one a try?