Imaizumin Chi wa Douyara Gal no Tamariba ni Natteru Rashii: Deep
Imaizumi Brings All the Gals to His House

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beyond expectations. they turn an h manga with fast paced ending and forcibly inserting a lot of graphics into a drama with bunch vanilla on it. it's a solid experiment, i like it.

before you read this, it's mandatory for you to watch the h first. with that, you will get a sense of pride towards the mc and how the story develop the mc, and a strong sense what would happen in the trimmed panel.

also, it's quite rare a manga/doujin that has long character development. these species are special, because we quite often get next-to-nothing character development and instead get flashbacks that's quite trash tbh.

the ... way a manga/doujin is rated S is also because of character design. how will they stand out against other wild fantasy competitors? i love a good char design, that's why i like this.

for why i rated 8, because i'm always waiting for a better h story that's not just tickle your bick, it tickles your heart too. we also need better graphics, color, more fantasies, for sake of bonus point (9-10). if it checks it all, it's a masterpiece. at least that's what i thought.

i'm a wholesomelist graduates and have finished from their S to C+ manga/doujin, with tag preferences of course (no way i would read all genre). but keep in mind, this is my first ever review and comment on mal. i'm no prophet, so don't take my words very.

7.8/10


I’ve seen a similar cover art to this manga surfacing around a certain website, however, I never bothered reading it; despite that, I landed upon this series with absolutely no idea this was a doujinshi original. Solely to get the true character experience and immersion and definitely for no other ulterior motives at all, I decided to finally read “chapter 0.”

Compared to the “original,” this manga needs to have a plot, which this sort of does. I’m using the term sorta, since there doesn’t seem to be one overarching plot but rather subplots inside of a vaguely established main plot. Don’t get me wrong though, ... the subplots are still entertaining and well-written, but there doesn’t seem to be much progression.

The main characters are rather basic, but they suffice as distinct personalities that add a comedy and a “fun” element to the story while also being being plot points of progression for the mc or themselves. Though they are quite likable and unique, there’s just a huge lack of backstory in each character, which leaves a massive hole in their depth and their moments of character progression. As for the side characters, they provide a small bit of comedic relief by having absurd qualities, and they don’t feel forced onto the plot.

This is certainly an interesting and fun harem manga to read by not taking the route of drama but rather comedy through its usage of characters while also maintaining a level of seriousness in its plot developments. However, it is apparent that the author isn’t too used to writing these type of stories by leaving some “missing pieces” in the characters or plot, but it is still enjoyable nonetheless.


Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”

This is a classic gyaru harem, that doesn't risk anything. Not even nips are on display.
The male lead is so devoid of character, that you might as well call him pants, since every dude can imagine himself being in such a lucky position, and the dude does nothing to deserve it.
Furthermore, multiple plot points underline how feminine the dude is, to the point where male sidecharacters falls in love with him or gets boners from watching him eat ramen. It is really weird, but not in a good way (Read Kaguhara for that).

But outside of this, the story is neither engaging or rewarding. ...
I struggled through the 32 chapters, with an occasional half-chuff, while being bored and unamused.
At first I thought my dislike came from the somewhat flat art, but objectively speaking the art is passable, while uninspired.
But the story and premis itself is just... urgh.