Masturbation Addiction

Editorial Review

★3.7 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

This installment positions itself as a sequel-adjacent entry in the exhibitionist yuri subcategory—a niche within doujin circles that emphasizes public arousal and pleasure-seeking without the confrontational or coercive dynamics that dominate mainstream adult manga. The approach here prioritizes internal compulsion over external shame, a distinction that matters significantly for readers fatigued by the genre’s more conventional power-imbalance narratives.

The distinctive hook is Nenomori Ui’s “lustful constitution” triggered specifically by contact with other women, which transforms what could be a generic exhibitionism premise into a yuri-coded exploration of uncontrollable desire. The worldbuilding element—the discovery of “Memekuri no Gi,” a village ritual—adds folkloric texture that elevates this beyond simple public-space scenarios. Rather than anonymous urban settings, we’re anchored in a character with specific sexual architecture and a quasi-magical justification for her compulsion. The presence of 28 main pages suggests deliberate pacing across multiple vignettes rather than a single prolonged sequence, and the single color page indicates selective tonal emphasis, likely on key moments of discovery or escalation.

The tonal positioning—framing Ui as “serious” in contrast to her uncontrollable desires—creates productive tension between personality and sexuality that many readers find more narratively engaging than one-dimensional arousal-machines.

This works best for readers specifically seeking female-protagonist exhibitionism with yuri undertones, particularly those interested in character-driven compulsion narratives rather than stranger-interaction scenarios. The folkloric angle and sequel continuity suggest the author is building a thematic universe rather than recycling templates.

A solid entry for the exhibitionist-yuri crossover demographic, with enough distinctive character work and worldbuilding to justify its existence as more than sequel obligation.