The Legend of Urashima

I†˜m glad he found his way back to her at the end and didn†˜t grow old and/or died like the protagonist in a totally unrelated story I read that has nothing to do with this story and is definitely not the original story... *looks away nervously*

So...This is what really happened in the Legend of Urashima...?
She may say it creeps her out, yet she married him and even stayed with him.
Well, the sweet Vanilla loving we get as a result is definitely great, so I'm not complaining.
It even had a happy ending. Despite his despair at having lost his old life, the contents of the gift box reminded him he had a lovely wife waiting for him at his new home. So he desperately struggled to get back to her, and was greeted by the sight of his pregnant wife. Surely nothing would make a man more happy (especially since just reading it made me happy), and I'm glad they were reunited.

*sees turtle on the thumbnail* "please tell me this isnt beastiality! please dont show me a turtles penis"

Damn! Mid way through it felt like I was reading half of the "48 Sex Positions?"
... And some of them haven't even debut yet! ꉂ(σ▰˃̶̀ꇴ˂̶Ì)σ

First thing I thought of when I saw the title was Love Hina.

I kept imagining that he was just hallucinating the turtle turning into a women, and he was just fucking a turtle in all the scenes. But other then that a beautiful story and great ending.

I've seen the shift from I love being a turtle, to I love fucking a turtle. Modern times.

Author concluded story with Happy Reunion ... IT'S SUPER-EFFECTIVE!

Best part of the story is when I saw the two dragonfly mating at page 5.

A Kisen work with no pee? Wow.

Well I like this version of Urashima.
Can someone replace original tale with this please?

That embrace at the end really got to me! Damn these onions *tears up*

This is perhaps the most bittersweet reinterpretation of a Japanese folktale by Kisen-sensei.

Excellent artwork, as always. This work is greatly appreciated.

Kiiiiinda dunno how to interpret that ending besides the most straightforward way in relation to the original tale. Hmm...