Osananajimi [English], by Yukimi

Aaaah, good old Yukimi, inventing original, weird and SO LOVELY vanilla setups ^^
Here, two youngsters, childhood friends and all, finally climb together the stairs to adulthood. The girl is a tsundere, the boy is, well, is in full puberty, and more importantly perhaps, the girl’s mother is so based nothing shocks her, maybe they wouldn’t have gone far without her interventions ^^;;

I’m deliberately vague in my description, the contents of Osananajimi are best discovered by yourself, I hope you will find them to your liking

Graphically, though, this is very average. Not intense, a bit too much thin bar censorship, the girl’s body was fresh and kinda realistic but quite plain too… I’d say Osananajimi‘s strong point isn’t its art but its story.

Thanks a LOT to whoever has released the manga, I’m grateful

Fore MORE, please see The list of Yukimi’s works on Hentairules

And now, the download & gallery links

Open the Complete Pictures Gallery

Or you can also use the Alternative:
Zip Mirror #1 – or – Zip Mirror #2

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Smaller version incoming!
As of usual when ☑ the images are in high enough resolution and ☑ the archive is quite big for its number of pictures, and ☑ it offers a significant gain, and ☑ I have enough time to do it, if it may help, I’m offering you a smaller version, in which I resized the images, here from – jebus christ!! – 7030 MB to lower-standard 1600 px resolution.
The zip shrank from 101 MB to 12 MB.
Personally, I prefer it for reading, and it takes less disk space.
Download links, Zip: Mirror #1 – or – Mirror #2 – or – Mirror #3

Honest mention: I didn’t realize at first the original images were so HIGH RES TO THE EXTREME, 7030 px high!!!
And in that regard, I don’t know who processed the image compression, but that is a work of file compression art that has been done with those high res pngs. I tested what it would give if I recompressed them as standard jpegs: the file size increased by 50%, meaning those were properly done pngs, perfect in every regard where it mattered.
If you ever read my lines, you who did it, good job, I salute you!