[ENG Ver.] Impertinent Girl Ririno-chan

Editorial Review

★3.8 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Brat-correction comedy meets the jirai-kei trend in a compact short-form manga that leans on a familiar setup: the mouthy sibling who invades her older brother’s home and dares him to react. Within the current landscape of adult doujinshi, “teach her a lesson” premises are plentiful, but this one gains a sharper contemporary edge from its fashion-driven character design.

The most distinctive element is the landmine-type styling. Jirai-kei is an aesthetic with its own visual shorthand, and building the heroine around it gives Ririno-chan an instant, recognizable identity that generic brat heroines lack. The synopsis pairs that look with a clear comic engine: she shows up unannounced, drinks his booze, and mocks him, while his narration simmers with the “there’s no way I’m putting up with this” energy that sets up the payoff. Tone matters here, and the premise promises a friction-heavy dynamic rather than a soft romance. At 24 main pages plus a bonus rough page, the pacing should be tight, with little room for filler. The official English version, delivered as JPEG pages, makes it immediately accessible to readers who normally wait on fan translations, and the bonus rough adds a small peek at kanju’s process.

Readers who enjoy power-reversal stories, sharp-tongued heroines, and trend-conscious character design will get the most out of it, especially if they prefer a quick, focused read to a sprawling one.

A brisk, attitude-forward short that turns a fashionable brat’s smugness into its main attraction.