Teasing Master Alice [English], an hentai doujinshi parodying the Touhou series, by Michiking
(25 votes, average: 3.20 out of 5)
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Touhou’s Alice is wonderful hentai material. Blonde, busty, a lovely hairband, a cute outfit… In the present doujinshi, Alice is simply marvelous, with her confident and dominating eyes, showing kinky pleasure when “manipulating” a shotaboy into her bedroom, and there are her proud breasts, her pleasure-flushed expressions, her meaty body during sex… HNNNNNNGGGGG! Michiking’s good.
As of usual, it’s now that I must whine about the choice of a shota male partner, I can’t imagine under which heavens this is perceived as adding to eroticism, but fuck it, I’ve got no choice but to deal with it :-/
There’s a lot more for you, see The list of Michiking’s works on Hentairules!
And now, the download & gallery links 
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(27 MB, 28 pictures, English)
Or you can also use the Alternative:
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Regarding the shotaboy appeal… I think it’s basically a logical extension of the “older women are hot” appeal, turning into “having sex while I’m significantly younger than the girl is hot”; plus, it’s a realistic way of having a size difference that allows for the male to “lose”/”drown”/”sink” himself in the girl’s comparatively bigger body. Ever tried imagining yourself as a shotaboy while getting it on with a late-teenage/adult hottie?
BTW, there’s a Sakuya Izayoi-centric doujinshi by Michiking that has been out since October 2015, but which you mysteriously lack in your collection.
Hmm, I must have missed its release, then. I’ll look around, thanks for mentioning of it, Marq…
You’re welcome. The title is “Take Care of My Ejaculations Please, Sakuya-san!”.
Oh, and I forgot that you’re also missing another Touhou doujinshi by Michiking starring Flandre as the “onee-chan” of another shotaboy, titled “Don’t Take Care of Me, Flan-oneechan!”. No, that’s not a typo; you’ll see why it’s “Don’t” instead of “Do”. It’s has a comedy aspect to it that I wouldn’t have expected.