Hanayome No Kakuritsu [English], an hentai doujinshi parodying the Gotoubun no Hanayome series, by Sahara Gensei
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I’m starting to like that mangaka, Sahara Gensei =)
Here’s a new one, featuring the adorable girls from the Quintessential Quintuplets series, Gotoubun no Hanayome. I discovered that series thanks to hentai doujinshi, huhu. It was a pretty decent rom-com, save the few final chapters in which the mangaka simply gave up on delivering a proper ending – but that’s always the risk, with romantic comedies, right?
Anyway, give it a go, it’s available on pretty much every manga reader on the internet, here’s one 
Back to the hentai track. Fuutarou, the male MC, doesn’t stand a snowball’s chance in hell when he’s surrounded by 5 sisters openly in love with him, feeling the normal arousal teenagers feel, and who want to become his loved one. The end 
Graphically, it’s not awesome, but I feel the eromangaka managed to replicate the feat of the original manga series, taking 5 girls with an identical body, and making use of facial personality expressions and minuscule accessories, made them look easily distinguishable, hats off. So, in a way, it felt like reading an hentai-ified version of the real manga, and I LOVED that aspect!!
Have a good read!
And, if you loved the manga, say, gift me with days that last 26 or 27 hours instead of 24? I’ll be gladly trading the reduced lifespan for the ability to deal with all the stuff I’ve got on my hands IRL 
It’s been released by Gasoline, Mbahjati and Obscur1ty, from DKKMD Translations, thank you! 
By the same artist, I also share Osananajimi No Kinpatsu Gal Bitch Ni Gyaku Rape De Doutei O Ubawareta Otoko (Uncensored version).
And now, the download & gallery links
Open the Complete Pictures Gallery
Download the Free Hentai Manga in a Zip file
(93 MB, 38 pictures, English)
Or you can also use the Alternative:
Zip Mirror #1 – or – Zip Mirror #2 – or – Zip Mirror #3
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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 3600 px to lower-standard 1600 px resolution.
The zip shrank from 93 MB to 14 MB.
Personally, I prefer it for reading, and it takes less disk space.
Download links, Zip: Mirror #1 – or – Mirror #2 – or – Mirror #3 – or – Mirror #4
Think I’ll take my take and one day start going through the canon story material, rather than the anime, making sure to ignore any references to the actual ending. Not holding out for who appears to be the resident tsundere (IIRC, Itsuki), as I personally feel “the age of the Tsundere” is passing, if not already past.
As for this, ….. pleasant enough to get the job done.
Oliver, I left you a comment but I don’t know if you saw it. Otokonoko Scans did the final translated chapter to this share by Alp.
https://www.hentairules.net/2019/07/04/english-alp-yamitsuki-mura-dainiya-succubus-hentai/
Yamitsuki Mura Daisanya
https://e-hentai.org/g/1574254/af62cad279/
No pants were harmed during the making of this manga.
Ah, Gotoubun no Hanayome aka the Quintessential Quintuplets. Sadly, it came to an end earlier this year, even sadder because the end was a disaster.
The setup was brilliant: We meet our MC, Futaro, on the day of his marriage and he flashes back to when he met his bride: A student he was hired to tutor. BUT, he was hired to tutor 5 identical quintuplets, in birth order, Ichika, Nino, Miku, Yotsuba and Itsuki, one of whom becomes his bride. So we start off with a mystery: Which of the 5 Quints will be The Bride?
An anime was made which didn’t quite capture the artistic worth of the manga, but it did a good job of conveying the first 32 chapters, which in the manga are absolutely brilliant. There’s another season on the way, despite it being finished as a manga.
The result is an outstanding manga for the first 86 chapters, after which we get a surprise reveal, which turns out to have been well set up…but after that reveal, things start to get a bit sketchy. The reveal takes place at the end of chapter 113…and the follow-up in ch. 114 is the kiss of doom, as we have one of the worst, quite possibly THE worst confession of all time. The reasons given for why this particular Quint has captured the MC is complete and utter BS, because the reasons given fit ALL of the Quints. It sputters to an end in ch. 122, with a 5-year time jump for the wedding starting in ch. 121. There are still flashes of brilliance, but they only serve to remind what a mess the ending is compared to the brilliance of the first 3/4ths of the manga.
Worst of all, the mangaka’s picking of the particular Quint as The Bride is a flat-out lie, contradicted by a number of things. For example, a great arc ends at chapter 68, with the MC at his wedding thinking back upon a moment as when he started thinking of his new bride as special. The problem? There is ZERO in that arc that justifies that being true for the Quint he picks. Nothing in that arc would have caused him to think this way about the girl who he marries. One of the things used as reference for why he picks his bride, which girl he first recognized, is another lie.
The chemistry between the two is about as bad as Anakin and Padme from the Star Wars prequel trilogy.
What happened? This was a manga that I, among others, had said about the Quints that they were all best girl. Sadly, the mangaka didn’t have the commitment to do a long manga. It seems that things morphed into that, he agreed, and then backed out. The result is a travesty, where the author follows the rules of mystery writing very well for the first 3/4ths of the manga, and then tosses all that out the window. It almost becomes choose your own adventure. If the final 15 chapters were redone, no one would pick the ending with this Quint as the actual ending. Not because the mangaka was master at mysteries, but because he cheated. Imagine reading a well setup mystery, and then the author gives you a hundred black pages, reveals the suspect which has virtually zero supporting evidence with the author then revealing that he lied about what he’d wrote.
Yes, it’s that bad of an end. Which is a true shame, because some of the characters are brilliantly handled, and this was a compelling story almost up to the moment of the reveal, although cracks were starting to show before it became a full blown catastrophe. Sadly, the Quint picked was the most underdeveloped of his characters, aside from the MC. The character development that was needed for another 50-100+ chapters never happened. No retconning of past story arcs to change things. It’s a hot mess.
As might be obvious, my favorite girl(s) did not get picked. But up to the choice, I liked them all. My problem is not that my ship sank…and honestly, no one’s did, because the mangaka left things open-ended in two ways, raising the possibility that what happened was a dream, but, worse, having a harem ending, with the 4 Quints he didn’t marry going with him and their sister on their honeymoon. Plus having things, very important things to have never been discussed between the MC and the girl he’s been engaged to for 5 years before getting married. It’s just wrong on so many levels.
The result is brilliance pissed away.