Control your own sperm and engage in a thrilling survival game inside Ayane’s body. Defeat antibodies and collect DNA to strengthen yourself. Are you ready to enter Ayane’s world and embark on a journey into the evolution of life that no biology textbook can teach you?
-
See also:
-
Noriko and her friends at the Angela Cafe transform into heroes to fight a mysterious organization!
-
The adventurer Neia is commissioned by the guild to investigate a mysterious tower in the forest.
However, a series of powerful enemies appear one after another...
-
After half a year of creation, the spiritual sequel to Universal Garbage Disposal is finally here!
This story unfolds centuries after Da Mu entered the Universal Garbage Disposal, when humanity has mastered interstellar travel. After crash-landing on an alien planet, protagonist Abu encounters countless alien creatures of diverse styles. As the story progresses, he will find his place and happiness here.
Of course, we’ll also reunite with our old friend Da Mu. How is that once-depressed middle-aged NEET faring in this alien world? What has transpired over these centuries?
All this awaits your own exploration and discovery!
-
A love story between an aunt and her nephew! My recently divorced aunt, Hinako, is living with us until she finds a new apartment. One night, while my mother is out, she comes to my room...
-
A criminal offer the husband couldn’t refuse.
A truth that took too long to tell.
A wife who deserved better — and knew it.
The plan was simple: run the alehouse, earn enough coin to flee the country, and get out before things became complicated.
Things became complicated.
The Merry Maiden is a dark medieval character drama with an erotic heart — and a sharp vein of comedy running through it.
Think illustrated novel more than traditional game. The explicit content is there, but it earns its place. The story is built around pressure, choice, intimacy, loyalty, jealousy, survival, and consequence — with the occasional moment that makes you laugh before it makes you wince.
This is not for everyone.
If you are here for quick gratification, you may leave early.
If you are here for slow-burning tension, difficult loyalty, bruised tenderness, and characters who keep making choices they cannot fully take back — you may stay until the end.
-








Recommended Comments
There are no comments to display.
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.