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Destiny Lovers

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This review might be all over the place but please bear with me here.
This manga, in one sentence, can be described as "Shuumatsu no Harem and Prison School had a child who acts a little mentally disturbed."

I seriously don't recommend this to you if you cant handle weird fetishes. Really. Just don't.

According to me, most of the people who read this manga probably didn't like this because of those weird fetishes and dynamic swings in the personality of a few characters in the latter half of the manga. Many plot holes were left untouched and underexplained, and even more plot holes were underexplored. ... But, actually, I really enjoyed this. This was the first manga where the protagonists couldn't care less about saving humanity because they were busy saving their own lives. Normally, in these types of world settings, the main protagonist ends up being the savior of the world or something, but this manga decided "Let's do something different."
And to be honest, they failed. But they failed spectacularly.

The story can be broadly divided into two parts, the first part being a little rushed and the second part straight-up being weird. The second part didn't feel like the sequel to the first part but more of a parallel universe.

Talking about the characters, they all felt lacking. Every single one could be compared to a disposable character, even the MC. New stuff just kept being introduced in characters every time something was needed and then after that scene, they were discarded. One of the characters, which was a little interesting to get to know about more, was just straight up killed just after his 'real' debut. A lot of things felt pointless at times.

In short, if you like some different spin to a world crisis type situation with ecchi scenes seasoned with a TON of messed up personalities and settings, go for it!!!

"You're going to make love to me"- Chapter 1. Destiny Lovers is an ecchi, drama, where our protagonist Fujishiro is put in a prison-like environment with other "virgins" in an attempt to be seduced and "mate".
The story many sexual scenes of course, including topics such as Masochism and LGBTQ+. The story is honestly all over the place and also switches settings, but all to a satisfactory and weak ending, apparently being kicked off by its sequel.
Art is hot, consistent, but its wide cast of characters has weak notes, especially with an ugly bastard type character.
While the beginning was enjoyable to ... say the least, the ladder half was weak, confusing, and going nowhere, so much to say that it is only a point in reading for the scenes. 80% of rule 34 on Nhentai has more coherent plot than this one.
My advice; stay away, and if you read, be ready for a weak second half and be ready to read the sequel or be disappointed.

Just scroll throw for the images. Don't bother with the story, it's not worth it.
The start is mediocre and it only goes downhill from there.
I might be a bit harsh on something that's basically just soft porn but it's not even doing a good job at that. The story to ecchi ration is far to high for this bad of a story.
It goes and poorly explain things that didn't need explaining and leaves other, more important things unexplained.
The ending specifically is just bad. They forced a sad ending for the sake of one (it's like the author never heard of inbreeding).
It's sad that early on ... there were some hints of a greater story that makes you wonder what will happen and gives you hope that something cool and interesting will happen. Shame it's disappointing when you get to it.
But at least they didn't leave it unexplored like in some bad mystery stories so I guess that's a plus.
Altho anything that you'd assume is going to happen is probably better than the actual plot.