To Save the World, Can You Wake Up the Morning After with a Demi-Human?, Vol. 5

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How familiar are you with ecchi harem anime tropes? And how capable are you of separating real world morals/ethics from those in erotic fiction? Because if the answer to either of those questions is "not very," you won't be able to get the full enjoyment from this series. I say typical ecchi harem silliness because none of this manga fazed me. I've read plenty of harem manga before this. I thought it was funny. I thought the girls were cute: I'd even go as far as to say I'm enjoying the characters. It's like a lewd, bite-sized version of Maburaho's premise meets Interspecies Reviewers episodic focus on a different monster girl each chapter. COVER Corporation Announces hololive English VTuber Gawr Gura Collaboration with Sendai Umino-Mori Aquarium I have already bought *sigh* the second volume so I will continue with at least that. I am hoping that volume 2 will change my mind and I’ll want to continue with this series, but I am not sure.

Aina The End Releases New Single 'Diana,' Studio Live Performance Video Featuring Anime Theme Songs Also ReleasedI thought he would be given a least a small fighting chance when it comes to saying no to these girls or they would eventually seduce him to saying yes to them. Nope, that is not what happens at all.

Honestly, if the genders had been reversed, and it was a women who men kept having sex with while she was unconscious, it never would have been published. The fact that a publisher took a look at this and said 'oh, he's a man, thus it's okay', is disturbing. Yes, this is a work of fiction, I get it. Won't stop me from being surprised this made it out of doujinshi hentai territory. Now the setup seemed rather promising at this point and our main character is rather plain as they often are in these kind of manga. They even give him the additional problem that if he gets too aroused around real women then he passes out. Again, not an issue for me and it would have been hilarious to see the main premise try to navigate this problem... and they do, by basically using it as a feature.This volume actually ends with our main character realizing he's been getting raped by these girls all this time and oh wow... the funny? I think I would have had less of a problem if this wasn't a comedy. I don't mind stories engaging these tough subjects, but this really plays into the problems of men who get raped by women in a very similar way it's brought up when women get raped. You know the narrative where if a women gets raped there's always some idiot who chimes in with "well, what was she wearing" as if her clothing were consent. In stuff like this the narrative is on the male end is "well, was she hot?" As if men automatically consent simply because someone is attractive. The manga absolutely plays it off that way. It's "funny" that he doesn't want to have sex with these women, because they're all so hot, why wouldn't he? ha ha... yeah no. If you need your fictional media to represent your real world morals, ethics, then you need to recognise there is a lot of media out there that isn't for you.