Koi Hime Love Maki 1 [English], an hentai doujinshi parodying the Love Live series, by WindArt
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Maki, from Love Live, spends the night at a hotel with her lover, her producer. End of the thrilling story 
The rest is rather nice drawings. Oddly perhaps, Maki’s tsundere personality (unable to be sincere until she’s got a thick dick inside her) makes her sexy outfit even more arousing, I felt. She also had a nice build, small breasts, hourglass figure and an amazing heart-shaped ass when seen from behind :3
Side note: the page 14 and the barely hidden call to all youngsters to make babies… nice attempt… ^^;;
By the same artist, to this day, I also share the Wagaya No Otengu-sama series (volumes: Zenpen, Chuuhen, Kouhen, Nichijou Hen, S Atami Zenpen, S Atami Kouhen), Enkou JK Yamabuki Saaya, Koi Hime Love Maki 5, Koi Hime Love Maki 6 and Eri 29-sai Aokan Roshutsu.
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Time will tell whether 2016 will be (as our esteemed blogmaster hopes) “the year of the (hotter) Gyaru’s” – ’cause 2015 was full of them already – OR “the year of the Japanese Impregnation Programming Plan” (or whatever interesting name one calls it).
Aside from that, this was rather cute.
No sarcasm or pun intented, I think we’re in for both.
Something I like immensely
The gyarus, because they’re hot.
The impregnation plan because of the bathos humour.
Side note, man, that topic made me think of it, could I honestly ask you if the grammar is bad in the following expression ? It’s something I wrote in a post, and it recently came back to my memory with embarrassment, and now I’m curious to find a replacement for it.
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I feel that “revival” is incorrect and shouldn’t be applied in the present case, but I don’t find a better – proper – way to express the idea…
Speaking solely as one for whom English is the native tongue, “revival” can work, but it’s not the only term that can be used. If any others come to mind, will let u know.
I am kind of curios as to just what happened to her mother.