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Since the author is female and self inserting hard as the bookish girl it takes on a very different meaning than most people will think.

You really should read the rest of my post it'll be less embarrassing for you in future.

She can't marry him as in officially marry him but she can get pretty much as close as feasibly possible. Incest isn't illegal in Japan so as long as they're of appropriate age they're fine, even to publically register him as the real father. and I think as long as he designates them properly...

Hopefully when she's off work she's in full manba make up and he doesn't recognise her. Yeah do it, it was a fun little web manga even with the massive tone shift when the author is suspected to have been told it's ending at such and such a chapter so he decided to expand the decimal point. A...

What if Pixiv carry on being brain damaged and bans him to satisfy the whims of american banks?

I'm not a fan of sticky notes, I prefer folded pieces of paper listing details and page number

That poll was in hindsight very suspicious.

It can but it might originate from the practice of adopting in a daughter for your son to later marry. I'm not that clear on the exact origins or meaning. It's just an oddity I came across. But there are definitely census records of egyptian sibling marriage that are a little eye opening.

Sensei is an inspiring teacher, leaving a llesson that will last a lifetime.

Most nations seem to have an incestuous founding myth somewhere in their history or incestuous royals and priest classes. The Egyptians seem to have had even commoner sibling marriages which takes a while to get used to. What I'm referring to more is the curious nature of the "imouto" kanji "妹"...

What is Reina's expression on page 20 seeking to convey?

That would make even less sense, it's an episodic seasonal loop.

Historically not unprecedented in Japan.

Hanabi is best girl and devoted childhood friend, what she needs is for the mc to grow a spine and set her right about them just dating normally but really this whole series is all just a conceit for the author's blatant bookish girl self insert to pose as a saviour and take the poor superman...

Seven years.

15 years, 150 chapters and 17 volumes of the game dev club (temp)...some of the people reading it aren't even that old. The ending for that one is "special". I think d-frag is actually somehow a little older at 2008 compared to Fujimura's 2009 with only 8 volumes. Have you read Tomoya's other...

Watermelon junior high is a special place...

What exactly does their dad do for a living if his wife and children have this much natural talent?

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