CATDOLL: The fifth volume of the comic "Lucky Graffiti" is published to connect with the anime plot

The fifth volume of "Kinfu Graffiti" by Japanese manga artist Kawai Makoto was officially published on March 28, and it connects the plot of the TV version that just ended. The gorgeous fireworks and eye-catching kimonos on the Obon Festival: and the festival-limited seafood sushi and large beef rice bowl that bloomed with incredible erotic light in the mouths of girls (big mistake)?

"Lucky Doodle" is a four-frame comic created by Japanese cartoonist Makoto Kawai. It has been serialized in Houbunsha's four-frame comic magazine "Manga Time Kirara Miraku" since March 2012.

Machiko Ryo is a second-year junior high school student. Both of her parents work overseas, and her grandmother who used to take care of her has passed away. After she started living alone, Ryo found that her cooking skills had deteriorated significantly, and she began to regret not listening to her grandmother and taking culinary training. One day, a boarding girl, Kirin Morino, suddenly came to her home. After Ryo made a hot pot for Kirin, she found that it was not her cooking skills that had deteriorated, but the fact that there was no one else at the table. With the focus on heartwarming cuisine, Ryo and Kirin's cohabitation life is just about to begin!

As a January anime that has been in the spotlight, there are many things that everyone talks about: not only the "delicious-looking" OP, but also the beautiful food close-ups at night, and the magical erotic way of eating that seems to be the effect of switching graphics cards. Although the animation has ended with fans reluctant to let it go, fortunately the original work is still going on, and we are fortunate to know the follow-up of Machiko Ryo and Morino Kirin's happy "cohabitation life" after they enter high school.

The latest fourth volume of the single volume is about the girls' delicious and hot summer. Because the destination of the three girls' trip is the essence of summer - the Menglan Festival. The seafood rice bowl is served. Scallops, sweet shrimps and fish cakes are stirred by the girls' tender tongues and bloom with the breath of life in the ocean. The extra-large beef rice bowl is served. The fat beef is steaming hot and showing its mighty flesh under the girls' eager sucking.

It's so delicious and so erotic! I have to say that after the comics were successfully animated, Kawai Shinji has obviously put a lot of effort into his painting skills! Is it true that material incentives are more important than fans' cheering?