Recent content by Geany

I don't think it's so unrealistic they fell for him, when people become so close it tends to be pretty normal. Other things are unrealistic: for example, the fact Ijichi, with her personality and contact network, never got interested in anyone else before, and the contrived set of circumstances...

Of course the crowd wasn't a problem, our boy by now is quite used to servicing multiple people at once...

Of course other harems are like that, that's what happens when people are sexually repressed. This series proves that world peace is feasible, as long as everybody is properly satisfied...

I don't remember the last time I laughed this hard. I just couldn't stop giggling for a good while.

Someone should make a list with all the wars started for odd reasons that Tanya references. I'll give you two, the first quite easy to find, the second very obscure even for an Italian: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_secchia_rapita

I often wonder how much of a series' enjoyment and perceived quality comes from the author, and how much from the scanlation (for example, I sometimes drop series that I previously enjoyed just fine, when the new group that picks them up is subpar). In this case I'm quite sure I'd be along for...

While this isn't good good, I can't understand why it's only a 7.35 rating, when so much total garbage lies swimmingly in the 8+.

"How horny are they?" "Yes."

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Years ago I read this nice shounen about a delinquent (or delinquent-looking) high-schooler that has to help (read: conquer) a dead guy's harem, with the aid of said dead guy's ghost. I think the title had something flowery in it, but I could be wrong. It was adapted from a light novel, and a...

@Tatherwood That's because many chapters aren't in chronological order. Most of them are set in their second year, so that could be seen as the "present" of the series, and this chapter would be a flashback.

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@Kevadu It's been recorded that an Italian woman, in the 19th century, has had 52 children, 49 being males. Genetics is weird, sometimes. Or maybe it's just the law of large numbers.