It's alright. Dumb as fuck and I constantly am getting the feeling I've read a better version of this before, but it's entertaining enough to pass the time.
I question the idea behind sexually teasing the woman with no regard for consent who forcefully took him in an inn like 5 or whatever chapters ago, but it is pretty standard for isekai MCs to not be especially bright.
The artist is wasted on a low quality story like this. It's readable, I guess, and I've certainly seen worse, but if it wasn't for the art I would have dropped this shit a few chapters in. Instead I read to the end and the best I can say is that it wasn't a total waste of time.
So not only do we get a shit apology that shows she doesn't understand the gravity of her actions or the harm she caused, he doesn't seem to care either, we're probably supposed to sympathize with her and view her as redeemed, and now it might even be turning into a harem. Fucking wonderful.
It was news to her that what she did constituted sexual assault and could land her in jail. That's separate from the teachings, and gives more the sense that she didn't even register what she did as harmful or illegal.
It is creepy and gross, but it's also true. Society puts value on women as a sort of sexual property and pseudo status symbol, as can clearly be seen with the stereotypical trophy wife. It's a bad thing that some women exploit, and some are exploited by, and deserves to be talked about. I'm...
So I was worried about how the attempted rape subplot would be handled. The fact she's at least told she could go to jail for it is good, though the fact that was news to her is...worrying, and I do think the focus on "we are inherently more dangerous and thus need to be extra careful so as not...
This had a fun premise, and it was fun and goofy, but the villains were just so stupid and cartoonish. They feel like they'd work better as overarching antagonists in a monster of the week Saturday morning cartoon than a long form story. Partly because of that the story just feels like it's just...