Transmigration — Most would see it as a second chance to right their wrongs.
Not him.
No, for him it's more of a retirement. Relaxing and enjoying the fruits of life. Some fruits are ripe, some are developing, some are mature, and some are destined for others. Some fruits are sweet, some are bitter, and some are juicy.
And he intends to appreciate them all. The knowledge that the world he wakes up in harbors fictional anime characters only provoked his thirst.
Could he quench his thirst before meeting his demise by one of the many leading characters? ...or would his powers drive him to insanity first?
Note: Leave your morals by the door — This story will primarily revolve around explicit sexual themes, with a particular emphasis on darker elements such as dominance, manipulation... etc. If you don't like such themes, don't read.
Disclaimer: All pre-existing anime characters belong to their respective creators and rights holders.
Pretty good story with a unusal main character, not a good one but neither a total psycho, just someone that can help while not being above using underhanded methods.
The story goes slowly while the worldbuilding is mainly based on the present world so ne real need to focus on it unless something out of the norm happens.
The main character powers being partially unknow helps the story build without having to focus on it, while the main character personality is basically thag of a lawful/evil individual that is only here for his own amusement with a serious interest into corrupting females for his amusement.
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Don't bother, the author has done practically no character building for the main character and feels like constantly referencing the MC's past and whatever powers he's supposed to have are better than actually f**king introducing us to him. And then to top it all off he throws in a sh*tty low effort jump into the horror genre just for extra angsty author energy. Bored of the lack of any explanation about the MC and annoyed now that the author felt that some two bit horror scene was more important than actually finally introducing his f**king main character.
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