The Simmons in Los Angeles. Part 2

Editorial Review

★3.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Part 2 of a serialized 3D comic series sits in the family-taboo corner of adult manga, a niche where Western-produced 3D renders have steadily grown alongside the traditional hand-drawn doujinshi that dominates DLsite. Here the “exclusive family” premise is the organizing hook, and the setting, a Los Angeles household, pushes it away from the Japanese domestic backdrops most of the genre defaults to.

The most distinctive feature is the English-native production. This is not a translation of a Japanese original, so the dialogue should avoid the stiffness that often hampers localized work. The synopsis also suggests a light, sitcom-like tone: the day “started perfectly” until Aunt Jenny’s constant complaining sets up the central tension, along with the winking question of whether she “needs to get laid.” That framing leans on character-driven setup rather than abrupt escalation, and a recurring cast across installments gives the series continuity that one-off doujinshi rarely offer. Technically, the 1500×2200 page size and PDF format are comfortable for tablet and desktop reading, though at 11 pages this is a brisk installment with little room for deep development. Readers should expect a vignette rather than a full story arc.

Those who will get the most from it are readers who prefer 3D-rendered erotica over hand-drawn art, want English-original dialogue, and enjoy following a recurring family ensemble over time. Newcomers may want to start with the first part for context on the Simmons household.

A compact, character-forward installment that rewards series followers more than casual browsers.