If you came looking for a comedic harem as a harem seeking reincarnator traverses a world where women outnumber men 1000 to 1 or a story of absolute smut, leave, the first 10 or so chapters gave me a wrong opinion on this novel and my expectations were overturned gloriously. The story does not pull punches and shows just how bad a such a world can become.

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I feel this story started out well. The plot is definitely interesting: it tries to turn the male fantasy world of "1-man-to-1000-women" on its head, painting a dark picture of the lives of characters in one such world. Its characters felt fleshed out, each having distinct personalities and motivations. The prose is well wrtten, with only the occasional grammatical error and nothing too jarring. 

However, near the end of Volume 2 the plot started going off the rails. Characters are killed just to maintain the "mystery". Old problems are shafted aside for bigger ones. There is little to no form of resolution for the events that happen. 

Volume 3 seems like a huge mess as well, at least till the point I read up to.

While this story had a strong start, it seems more and more like the author has run out of ideas for how the story should progress, and is now throwing out random ideas and forcing them to fit.

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This series is excellently written. I knida rolled my eyes at first when I saw the premise and the "s*xual content" and "smut" tags on it. Of course, smut series are always going to get a high number of views and favorable ratings. It's just human nature to like that kind of stuff, whether we like to admit it or not.

I was genuinely surprised though when I started reading. Most smut series I've ever seen just circle around the s*xual content. This series, however, centers around exploring the premise. A premise which will inevitably generate s*xual content, but also generates a LOT of other stuff in terms of how it affects all of society.

The effects this 99.9% female population, 0.1% male population dynamic creates are REALLY not conducive to a well functioning society. If any man ever had a fantasy of being in this scenario, this series will shatter all those fantasies and make this the last thing you would ever want to have happen to yourself. The warnings others have given about this being a very dark series are true.

Overall, if you have the stomach for some of the genuinely darkest psychological torment you have ever experienced to the point it will literally make you sick to your stomach just reading it (I actually vomited yesterday after a binge of the unreleased chapters on the writer's site, can't say for sure whether or not what I was reading was responsible because it genuinely could be) then I would DEFINITELY recommend giving this a read. It is some of the best writing I've ever seen. The mere fact it can do that sort of thing to me in the first place means it's well written. The fact I still want to keep reading afterward means it's a very compelling story. Just go in warned, it is not going to be a pleasant ride.

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More dramatic plot twists than a Mexican Telenovela, but that only makes it more fun. Technically well written and delivers exactly what is promised... though I do wish it was a tiny bit more 'relaxed'.

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Just needs to be stated this is not a happy story. Just to clarify because I always fear it in any dark/tragedy r-18 stuff there is no NTR in it (thank god) but it is very dark. It deals heavily with mental illness in a world with nothing resembling normal interpersonal relationships.

It's really well written and the story kept me heavily invested as I marathoned the rest of the chapters available on the authors website.

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This novel is only worth it for the plot, and not the 'plot'. The background of the mysterious world, a possible grand plot and much character development for the main character awaits.

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