Chikarawaza no Sister - Ch. 31 - Valentine of forceful sisters

[Saybah]

Hey, who cares about the method as long as its comes out delicious and edible at the end?

 

[wlftchtr82]

Why is bro afraid? I'd be flattered.

 

[jean-chuck]

Bro has no choice but becomes submissive and breedable

 

[popo53414]

sister gibme chocolchocolate. I'll stay virgin forever I swear.

 

[Figu]

Thanks for the chap!

Violent sister's gonna make his girl violent too

 

[JustAU-]

I wonder how many thrust it'll take for me to reach death by SNU SNU

That boy never letting her near there again

 

[JustAU-]

Be Not Afraid...

Is this Erra's line from warframe?

 

[Grimmycoffee]

Why is bro afraid? I'd be flattered.

Flattered? You mean flattened.

 

[rexmundi]

Thanks for chapter

 

[Dj0rel]

The couple from chapter 4 is back. And of course, tsundere needs help making the chocolate for valentine's day. 😄

 

[Izuma95]

Japanese Valentine Day is kinda weird to me as to my knowledge only women give chocolates on that day. While in most countries people regardless of gender, will give Valentine gifts like sweets, cookies, Valentine card or chocolates to their friends, family or lover. I remember back in high school I gave my friends sweets for Valentine and he gave me cookies in return as sign of our friendship. We only do it once and after graduation we rarely see each other anymore.

 

[IlsaTilsaKilsaMilsa]

Dude will tremble and fidget when he accepts that chocolate, but won't be for the reason she thinks.

 

[Outflanks10]

With that much friction, force and heat wouldn't the chocolate melt?
And for the smart ass that might comment it, it was normal chocolate bar and not Galaxy Minstrels

Thanks everyone at Player1_PleaseShiroiElTsukai for the translation

 

[Kyuketsuki]

Bro do not fret. Now training is set. When your girl is bricc, it rapidly expands my ... platonic feelings.

 

[wallsg]

Japanese Valentine Day is kinda weird to me as to my knowledge only women give chocolates on that day. While in most countries people regardless of gender, will give Valentine gifts like sweets, cookies, Valentine card or chocolates to their friends, family or lover. I remember back in high school I gave my friends sweets for Valentine and he gave me cookies in return as sign of our friendship. We only do it once and after graduation we rarely see each other anymore.

From what I understand when the chocolate companies introduced Valentine's Day to Japan (to increase sales) there was a gender mistranslation and it was put forth that women give men chocolate. I don't know how White Day came about. I do understand that originally whatever gift you gave back on WD was supposed to three times the V Day cost and should be white. Originally marshmallows were a good gift and not a sign of rejection. (I am not an expert.)