Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable! - Vol. 1 Ch. 5

[rymar]

Have sex

 

[Vasqueztion]

 

[DivisibleZero]

Wow, that's really wholesome

 

[Homelander]

Grandma doesn't know it yet, but she just met the perfect wife for his grandson.

 

[Yourself]

Donsako booty

Spoiler

Grandma Arc conquered!

 

[emMeBi86]

No drama yay

 

[Ciello]

Well, I sure didn't expect a based grandmother.

 

[Karmichel]

Soo far soo good, the potential is for a great story...

 

[Guionazzo]

My boy is smoooooth bro

 

[Renard]

Grandma thinking: "I can already see my great grandsons".

 

[Orenoname]

Damn these turnabouts were unexpected, drama was successfully avoided.

 

[ZeonII]

@Rylan_Gray ikr! this manga is too realistic to be a dumb echi panzu shot manga.

 

[nachtness]

o boi danger cIose, gIad things went smooth

 

[churroman]

What a perfect chapter ya'll. I'm in this for the long haul!

 

[dArkus_Orion]

Please, no, my heart can’t take this wonderful wholesomeness

 

[daichinobakudan]

Hell of a twist. Tsubasa made his grandma sound like some hyper-abrasive thundercunt.

 

[Wind1]

Fucking PHEW. That was too close

 

[Siquall]

I was expecting a very harsh and annoying grandma, like in many other manga.

But she's great.

 

[iamagaroze]

my face can't stop smiling

 

[Chizan]

Well, to be perfectly clear, you don't necessarily need wet snow, dry snow works too for building a snowman(and other things). Though it'll take longer and you build by the handful/scoopful from the ground up. And it'll be a lot lighter than the wet one so expect it to also melt faster once the weather does get warmer so you need it to be cold enough for long enough...
I actually do prefer dry snow whenever I happen to build something in wintertime.
Edit; I just googled, and well, ok, every mention I can find seems to be you can't use powdery snow, or tell you to add water. But it's wrong, google results notwithstanding, I've build walls, towers, igloos, even a few snowmen simply by adding handful after handful of cold snow, sculpting as the whatever I'm building goes upward layer after layer. So I know its doable...