What the...? This doujin kind of flew under my radar. Almost missed it.
I would have never forgiven myself if I had overlooked a Yohane doujin.

What's with the Marisa x Reimu spam as of late?
Is it that today is a special date or something?
/genuinely curious

Alright, for now on, I'm calling this the "Keine Box Effect", since this doujin had the exact same emotion curve as that one.

1. Story starts off normal (just here for some MeiSaku, no big deal).
2. The plot gets progressively darker, until it becomes depressing (in a good way).
3. We reach a point of realization in which it's hard not to start crying.
4. And when everything seems hopeless... BAM! Turns out there was nothing to be sad about!

This process is usually followed by a complete brain lockdown, as it tries do decide whether I should laugh, cry, scream of anger, or simply all the aforementioned at once. And I like it!

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Alright, what the hell was that...?

Not that I am complaining or anything.

YAAAARGH!! I fell for it! I was about to cry when the afterword showed up. Glad I kept reading...

Like, seriously, this had to be the first Keine/Mokou doujin I've seen that doesn't have a bittersweet aftertaste.

I had to look away out of shame when Yuyuko opened her big mouth about NTRs and quickly turn the page around so nobody could possibly get a glipse at what I was reading.

Though I still don't know why I did it. I am the only one who speaks/reads English around here...

Oh, dear. Everytime I get to read a Eirin x Reisen doujin, from Dynasty Reader or not, SOMEHOW at least an innuendo always finds it's way through. And here I thought that I might had found one that was just comedy...

How naive of me.

Also, I don't get the ending. Someone care to explain me?

"Rule #2: You won't get a nosebleed!"

Looks at the "Nosebleed" tag. Raises an eyebrow. Goes back to reading.

Ah, the infamous Banana / Yogourt / Natto Drink!

I had already forgotten it by the seventh page, but when the last panel came I completely lost it, maybe because I wasn't expecting such overkill...

Yep, Happy Saint Valentine day!
All KeneMoko is welcomed.

@Phil From the author of Giant Meiling, you say?
It all makes sense now!

Those faces cannot help but make me think that this is one of those "accidental" awkward situations...

Anyone besides me notices Suwako's hat on the botton-left crisps?
... is there any inside joke I'm missing here?