Let's get the obvious out of the way first. This is an ero-manga, and it doesn't try to hide it. I quite liked this because it means I could enjoy the hentai scenes without a heavy plot or gore in the background. If you are coming here looking for an isekai with mature themes and overarching motifs, you're setting yourself up for disappointment. This is not Mushoku Tensei. This is mindless fun. And it delivers what it promises fairly well.
There's a broad range of sexual activity and fetishes covered here. Most of the scenes have enthusiastic consent, save 2, which I think are dubious consent. There are implications of worse stuff in the background, but it is not done by the main cast. Some of the situations are a bit too contrived, breaking the immersion in the world and reminding you of how silly the whole premise is. But on the whole the plot is light-hearted.
It goes without saying that the Gary Stu MC barely has to break a sweat in the world. He basically adds a goddess to his harem by beating her in battle, so don't look for character development here. The women are all madly in love with the MC, or seem to exist to sexually satisfy some male character. Even competent women,like the kingdom's spy, serve as a sexual tool as well. So far there is only one female character (an angel) who has agency and motivations of her own that do not revolve around a male character, and I have a sinking feeling that this too will change when her story arc gets developed. So the characterization in this series is very bad. This is therefore one thing that's missing in this series. Sex scenes between well-fleshed out characters with deep emotional bonds can be very rewarding. The interactions in this book ring hollow and are quite forgettable. There are ero-manga that are unforgettable. This likely will never be one of them.
This puts a reviewer in a difficult spot. I personally don't subscribe to the kind of reviewing that puts Infinite Stratos 2 and a Shakespearean masterpiece on opposite ends of a scale so that the reviewer can place this series at some position between the two. If so, this work would score quite low. Possibly a 3 like the reviewer before me awarded. But classics professors won't be flocking to read this, so it's only fair to score this for the use of the demographic it does attract. And for those (mostly) gentlemen I would say this scores a 7. It's a quick read with some satisfaction guaranteed.
