Nakanaka Kishou na Mitsuya-san - Ch. 1 - Mitsuya-san and the Uniform

[MangaDex]

 

[EchoGirl]

weird, did the last one get deleted? Thanks tho

 

[Mangamoz]

From google:
You share about the same genetic similarity with your first cousin, as you do with your great grandparents. Both are roughly 12.5% percent shared DNA.

Cousins can legally marry Japan.

So that means great-granny passes the GILF check for her great-grandson according to Japan.

This has been your daily degen news.

 

[Elhao]

Happy chair is happy to be leaned on.

 

[winterume]

From google:
You share about the same genetic similarity with your first cousin, as you do with your great grandparents. Both are roughly 12.5% percent shared DNA.

Cousins can legally marry Japan.

So that means great-granny passes the GILF check for her great-grandson according to Japan.

This has been your daily degen news.

I read(idk if its on twitter) that distant cousins were to wed to preserve their royal blood or something, as same as the current GL series im watching(the loyal pin) which was set in 1950s thailand. idk if that still happens today.

 

[Aikotoba]

If my great-grandma looks like that, I Would

 

[anuanuanu]

Doesn't feel like the first chapter of a series, did I miss something?

 

[Kageura002]

Did she live in a cave this past 200 years.

 

[Chizan]

Was this reuploaded?

 

[KitRagnell]

Deja vu

 

[velatic]

welcome to japan elf baa-san

 

[Nesiax]

GGILF

NEXT ! !

 

[Saikeno]

Abit creepy that a grandma is returning to school as a student with everyone knowing.

 

[Aliamus]

 

[Tropingenie]

From google:
You share about the same genetic similarity with your first cousin, as you do with your great grandparents. Both are roughly 12.5% percent shared DNA.

Cousins can legally marry Japan.

So that means great-granny passes the GILF check for her great-grandson according to Japan.

This has been your daily degen news.

 

[Lenasien]

I though the cousin(Haruki) is shota but after rechecking the posture..... That cousin is female teacher, huh