Trap-Shiki Hunting [English], by Tanishi
(37 votes, average: 3.30 out of 5)
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It’s a pleasant combination of light comedy and hard sex we’ve got here, in this story where a middle-aged landlady seduces her neighbour ^^
The themes aren’t going to please everyone, it’s a plump lady, with pubic and armpit hair. But I’d say, if you can deal with it (or like it!), come on, go ahead and read it, you’ll get plenty of smiles from it, sympathize with both of the characters, and probably enjoy the energetic drawings a whole lot! ^__^
The manga has been released by Ein Ling Translations, many thanks for this 
–Update: good news, this share has become obsolete!
From now on, you will find this release repacked inside Inmou, a 232 pages long complete manga by Tanishi
Ya know, I think it’s just a bit time for a slight method change; you should go with a cover/first-page presentation alongside the three page layout you usually do that elicit what you think draws attention to clicks. Maybe a horizontal panorama pic of the cover image + what cropped pic you want to draw focus to as leading page-click link.
That Ashita no Joe reference on page 10 almost made me choke from laughing XD
Yeah ^^
One of my hidden easter eggs on hentairules, if you search for something in the search field, and there aren’t any matching results, you’re shown with a “OH NO” page with a random image. One of them is from Ashita No Joe, I couldn’t resist the desire to commit a sin and take out one of the most iconic moments
Hia Oliver, quick technical question (mostly unrelated to this post).
The last few days, I’ve been experiencing a strange issue with all the galleries – both from older shares and newer ones, on Chrome and Firefox, with and without AdBlock – namely, that the gallery tabs cause an enormous CPU load, with two tabs bumping load up to 100% less than a second after opening them, even on a relatively high-end computer. This is limited to the gallery pages only (both the gallery overviews and each individual picture), the main page & posts are behaving normally.
I’m not sure whether this is on my end or not, but given the various circumstances it happens in it feels like the problem might not be limited to me. I’ve not been able to identify any malware or virus even after some extensive scanning, but that’s of course no guarantee for anything. At any rate, thought you might want a heads-up.
And, of course – thank you as always for brightening up this world!
Are you the person with whom I’m taking about it by email, or are you a second person with that problem?
Thing is: I have absolutely no idea why that would happen.
I use a steadily and actively maintained CMS, the index of all the pages triggers the CPU madness and yet there are no ads on it.
So… WHAT THE HELL
Oh, wait, mind you. There are the stat counters. I just thought of them.
Tell me, if you have adblock or ublock origin, could you temporarily block the entirety of these domains
statcounter.com
histats
As well as access to the file
jm8gjc.js
and tell me if it still does it?
I’m the second person, then! So it’s not just on my end.
Aaaand… your fix worked! Specifically, blocking the entirety of the histats domain and reloading resolved it instantly. Tried removing and adding the filter a few times, every time I removed the filter and reloaded the CPU usage exploded (60-70% from a single tab), every time I added the filter and reloaded CPU usage would fall down to virtually zero immediately. This fix worked both for the main gallery overviews and for each individual picture.
Adding and removing the other domains & files on your list had no effect, so I guess none of them are related to the issue, it’s seemingly only histats. But what do I know, I’m not that computer-savvy.
Thanks for the fix! And, if this is indeed a problem other people will have as well, good luck finding a general solution! Not everyone knows how to tweak their AdBlock, after all.
I’ll just remove histats lol.
Good to know it was fixed that way, thanks for testing ParacetJunkie
When the first guy reported it, I asked around, and rounded six testers, none of them had the issue. So I thought it was this weird unexplainable bug we have here and there from times to times with computer stuff, you see the idea, the kind of thing from which we just gotta move on, it’s hopeless and has no logic behind it. But having a second person report it, argh. I’m seriously relieved my spur-of-the-moment inspiration was right
An unusual share but one well received nonetheless. Hopefully there will be more doujins from this author in the future.