https://www.doujinshi.org/book/1803454/

kobo version, hence the filesize difference
https://www.kobo.com/en/ebook/i3qEJirqOTCkFVWtvYFYYQ

https://www.dlsite.com/maniax/work/=/product_id/RJ264469.html
https://www.dlsite.com/maniax/work/=/product_id/RJ309917.html

It was an ugly story with ugly art but the fact that the "villain" didn't get fucked in the end is the worst part.

Base +6, PurpleSun +7

As far as I know, Makoto Ogino already died in 2019...?

Base +6

@Dinaih honestly, I liked this, even if my moon runes is stupid limited. I felt like, subject matter aside, the art and the ending harkened back to older hentai and manga, so it works as a sort of throwback.

Base +7, cacatel +6, elwendys +6

@zrider Then, what is the relationship between this manga and Makoto Ogino (who again?)?
The Twitter account of this manga author https://twitter.com/haracock

Base +10

P. 17 upper right i a flashback

not sure why they left the knocked out guy behind panel

and with her burning that badly its not like she needed the spike to the cunt in the end

protip: if you gonna play with fire in your basement

Install sprinklers and have a safety cover

Last edited on 04 May 2021, 07:10.

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@NewhalfIsMale

Sorry for the late reply. my word just joking.
Makoto Ogino is a Japanese manga artist who drew a work called The Kujakuou (Spirit Warrior)
He is a cartoonist who has been active for quite some time, and his drawing style at the end of his life resembles this artist.

Base +6

p. 22

口リ恵ちゃんは助かったけど意識は戻らない

"Kuchi Megumi" chan survived but she never regained consciousness

so, in other words, basically dead anyway, narratively speaking

Base +8