Something something gays can't do math. Or however that meme is supposed to go.

Maki's dry humor contrasted nicely with Nozomi and Honoka. Kotori, Eli, and Rin's enthusiasm fed into each other wonderfully. Umi's suffering in conjunction to Nico and Hanayo simply being *there* and understanding was hilarious.

Interested in another chapter if and when you decide to watch sunshine

I open the front page of the Love Live section and at the very top is this little nugget, and I have to do a double-take before clicking on it in a heartbeat.

Umi comes across as a fascinating character to those people willing to look at her as more then a one-dimensional chaste trope. In both the anime and the manga she's a very strong person with a rigid set of morals (I mean strong as in her kyudou and kendo training likely making her one of the strongest members of Muse, drawing a bow is tough) and having her together with the cutesy-yet very emotionally strong Nico (who has to watch out for three siblings and losing her father at a young (?) age, plus fighting through multiple emotion-crushing incidents) and the shy and confidence-lacking Hanayo is probably the most out-there pairing I've seen so far.

Yeah, I can see Umi having a bit of a meltdown when the thought of adult things barrage her mind, poor girl. The idea does briefly cross my mind (as horrible as it is) about whether or not Umi would relax a bit after her first sexual encounter, or if it would be even easier for the other members of Muse to tease her about adult things because she would show embarrassment over people reminding her that she had done those things.

It was really nice to see another chapter . I enjoy these menage' pairings, and if I could get off my butt and take my soul back from the PS4 I would probably have published something for the new year by now. Hah (god I'm horrible).

This chapter was a lot of fun, love you, bai bai!

I can't believe that I haven't left a review for this yet when I've reread it at least three times now. That's pretty odd for me considering I'm usually more on top of this stuff.

This was so cute, and though I can't say I remember much about tarot readings or divining the cards meanings (I was into the occult in high school along with most of my family) I do have to admit that Nozomi is certainly very in-tune with her spiritual side.

So far this is my favorite trio, since I love the combination of Nozomi and Honoka, and adding the power of the ever stubborn and easily embarrassed Maki (who I also love pairing with Honoka) to their little menage is a great contrast.

Can't get over how peppy and accepting Honoka is about Nozomi's abilities since it certainly is how I'd expect her to react if they had ever focused on it in-canon.

As a final note I definitely do not understand the summary since I wasn't a very good student in high school, but I was intrigued by the title and the fascinating pairing.

P.S: for reference my favorite foursome is HonoMakiUmiEli right now since it's the only one I think I've seen since I started perusing the love live section. Later, love you!

So I can understand most of the summary, so can I see if this is a correct translation?
All 3somes (order does not matter), where all three people are mutually paired, such that there exists a more popular pairing that can be found by swapping out one member of the 3some.

Your summary is the best. I haven't talked graphing since high school, so I had to work to fully understand it. I do believe you're over-complicating it with "rank 3" and "single order frequency deviation". I'm not sure what "rank 3" really means (or if it is even used properly at all), although I gather you mean to say 'containing exactly three points'. Same deal with "single order frequency deviation," "below local maxima" is good enough.

As for the actual story itself, it's pretty damn good. The humor is a wonderful blend of meta-satire, wittiness, references and innuendo, and is a joy to read. I suppose it helps that the pairs (or trios) are so rare they're practically raw.

A little ... disappointing. I was expecting something a bit more clever given the summary.
For the record Einstein actually wanted nothing to do with quantum physics, "God does not play dice" and the like.

That is one big pile of shit.

I'm not entirely sure what just happened, mostly because I never watched Love Live!, but that was cute as fuck.

I cpuldn't sleep so here I am finding something to read, and you got me hooked with the weird summary.
That was a great start, got me fangirling at midnight.
Anyways, I look forward for more of these rare trios.
(Honoka's "My Diamond Princess" killed me.)