Feb 8, 2020
Before reading this manga, I was already put off by the premise of an MC who worships the idea of choosing only virgin girls—who the fuck does he think he is?! The heroine here was introduced in a rape scene where the MC looks at the heroine with contempt, even going so far as to saying “she deserved it” because she was wearing skimpy clothes. I absolutely abhor this personality of his even after the chapters explaining his backstory of why he distrusts 3D girls—honestly, that explanation was lousy as hell as it completely forgot to mention why he feels entitled to virgin girls. What's
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that? “MC seems like a degenerate otaku”? That's because he is. I have nothing against otakus who respect people (I've never seen them as disgusting before this manga), yet the MC doesn't even bat an eye when he literally WALKS PAST a group of guys surrounding a half-naked girl, only stopping to help when his presence is noticed by the assailants. Points to Noritake Tao for the perfect representation of unconcerned Neanderthals.
Overall, from what I've read from the first 17 chapters, the MC is shit, the story is generic ecchi which barely deserves recognition, and the art is nothing special but consistent—not to mention the development of another harem; oh, and I forgot to mention that the heroine, who has rumors surrounding her that she's more or less a prostitute, turns out to be a virgin in terms of consent—yes, more rape. Hooray! She is the embodiment of a character who perpetuates the MC's cancerous preferences, namely his obsession over virgins because of course she finds him as a love interest.
If you can look past the motherfucking bastard of an MC, and if you really love comedic ecchi skits, then this dumpster fire is for you. I'm choosing to continue reading this manga ironically just to find more things to nitpick and raze. Maybe I'm just getting older (I'm turning 19 this year) and that might be why I hate this but I really don't care if you like this manga, just don't be an asshole to real-life virgins and non-virgins—which, by the way, isn't consistently provable by the existing methods in several cultures which I'll pass on describing. Go die in a ditch, Aramiya.
Reviewer’s Rating: 1
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