Danjohi 1:5 no Sekai demo Futsu ni Ikirareru to Omotta? ~ Geki Juu Kanjou na Kanojotachi ga Mujikaku Danshi ni Honrousaretara - Ch. 1

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1:5 so by my calculation is my chance to get snow bunnies is still 0 😔
 
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If your society is hanging by a thread, with very few reproductive resources, then no I do not believe these attitudes would be the norm. They couldn't be. Society would have a greater hold and responsibility on both men and women and it would be incredibly drastic because humanity is constantly facing extinction. Men wouldn't be snooty, there'd be no room for it because they'd have to contribute regardless.


The tropes in question was in reference to the "All Men are jerks" thing they have going on and then "Oh man, he was nice to me, gonna spread my legs like eagle wings!"

These are not functional tropes in this universe, but like I've said before, the author is gonna do what the author is gonna do regardless of if those choices make sense in a 1:5 universe or not.



This is not how a 1:5 world would work, every woman and man would need to pitch in for reproduction while women also need to be the ones to keep the few men they have safe, there's no time to be picky and choosy like this. They need to run things, build things, legislate things and they need to be the one ensuring they have the advancements and technology to push society forward. In a world skewed 1:5 there's very little chance any man would have any say in how his reproductive abilities get used.


Again, this not functional in a society built off 1:5. Women would have to be the more responsible ones because they've got the brunt of making society function. So the ability to be "Innocent" and "Victimized" just wouldn't exist for them. Either you suck it up and help or go somewhere else. Society wouldn't have the time or ability to tolerate lifelong victims. I say this because our societies throughout history wouldn't put up with it even when we had a surplus of people, I can't imagine how little patience they would have putting up with it.
In terms of functionality and feasibility of things in this world, I think this is the part the reader will have to suspend disbelief. It probably will not be as important to the MCs personal experience. It's also possible this is a recent development in history. However, a lot of people can be self serving even in trying times, and it's not a guarantee there are mandates to make sure people fall in line. Perhaps there are other incentives we will learn about.

Aren't women the limiting factor for reproductive resources? You could argue humanity's performance would dwindle, but certainly not the population by a large degree.
 
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In terms of functionality and feasibility of things in this world, I think this is the part the reader will have to suspend disbelief. It probably will not be as important to the MCs personal experience. It's also possible this is a recent development in history. However, a lot of people can be self serving even in trying times, and it's not a guarantee there are mandates to make sure people fall in line. Perhaps there are other incentives we will learn about.
Yes, it's possible that the skew is a recent development but I believe in taking a story at face value until it hints at doing otherwise. And I do understand suspending my disbelief for this story. My problem isn't that the author isn't following it to the extreme, but that he's ignoring it completely whenever it suits the narrative. Pretending it's there at one point and then it's not at another.

It's half-baked and inconsistent.

Aren't women the limiting factor for reproductive resources? You could argue humanity's performance would dwindle, but certainly not the population by a large degree.
This world still (somehow) practices monogamy, enough that they have to protest for polygamy to be legalized, and that's one of the main issues that would cause population decline in this scenario.

If having multiple partners is considered immoral and unethical, the total chance to get with a man is significantly lower. Only 20% of any population the will be male, likely less if it isn't a perfect world where nothing bad happens to men and they all live long lives and they ALL want to get married and such. That 20% of men will marry 1 woman each and have a child with that woman and that woman only. Meaning 80% of women, in total, will never reproduce. A society with a stable or growing population rate has at least 50% of it's total population reproducing.

Even if we assume this universe having the most perfect births and lifespans you can imagine, they're still on a massive decline every generation. So unless they take intense reproductive measures like every man being required to have at least 5 kids, or legally mandated sperm donation etc. the population will literally and eventually decay to nothing.

We're actually seeing something like this in real life in South Korea, where around a similar number have stopped having kids altogether. The result? Within the next 100 years, if they don't start having children again, they will fall below 20 Million in total. A 61%+ decline of their total population of 51 million. If we're classing a generation as 20-30 years, then this significant drop in future population growth only happened in the span of 1-2 generations.

And the men of this 1:5 universe have to combat this every generation. Forever.

They would need some very drastic measures to keep society going with monogamy in place and I honestly don't foresee the author thinking that far into it.
 
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So it's gonna be another love fight romance over him 😂🙏 but ofc the first girl will always win
 
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Wow seems like the society is setting up a harem for us this early. It's a refreshing take since guy seems chill and the girl is the one being assertive but other than that, we'll see.
 
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these stories are always garbage if they aren't hentai
I see it the other way round. It's a setup with a ton of potential for storytelling, world-building, comedy, satire, irony, role reversal, maybe even philosophy.
However, pretty much every author who goes with that theme can't keep it in their pants, so the end result becomes a shallow wish-fulfillment piece.
 
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Women have to be the ones to set up infrastructure, fight in wars, maintain the country because men become a valued resource by default. You, as a species, can't afford to let men die in large scale, that will doom you, so the excess is what becomes expendable: Women.
The sex ratio is roughly equal in our world, so that's never been why men have been considered expendable (in fact, several cultures have had a cultural preference of male children to female children, which isn't wholly compatible with the idea of men being expendable). Certainly, it can't be the sole reason-- men have less of an intimate investment in the act of procreation, and sperm is reproduced in more abundance than an ovum ready for fertilization. A woman also does the gestation of the child, as well as the initial nursing, and a man doesn't. A man can theoretically impregnate many, many women almost arbitrarily-- and certainly much more so than a woman can get pregnant by many men.

The fact that women would be in more "supply" (never mind that the ratio isn't terribly skewed, according to the synopsis) wouldn't automatically mean that they'd be the ones setting up infrastructure, fighting in war, or maintaining the country-- if men are markedly better at those things, or society trusts them more with those things, or they manage to establish those fields as male-dominated (like how, for example, nursing became female-dominated), then nothing necessarily has to differ. So far, there's no indication that men and women are different in this setting beyond the ratio. Regardless of the nature of war in this setting, they very easily could just have wars with less people-- or perhaps they don't bother with prioritizing men for war, anyways. Or perhaps they just have less war. Or perhaps there was more pressure to develop remote warfare. There are several ways this could go.

Assuming that this has always been the case, a world of mostly women wouldn't have people acting like this, they would be incredibly reserved/feminine by nature because women would have had to be the historic leaders and hunters and gatherers and protectors.
In nomadic societies, the prevailing theory was that men did the hunting and women did the gathering, presumably because men were physically better suited for hunting and women were either more adept at gathering or didn't need the strength of men to perform that task. Also, how would women act as protectors when they're left especially vulnerable during pregnancy and nursing, or when they're markedly weaker than men? How would it necessarily be the case that they act as leaders, if one of-- if not the primary-- underpinning of political power is physical might, which men have markedly more of compared to women? If women needed to be all those things, it's also possible that societies deprioritized reproduction altogether.

This is without considering that we're not merely socially, but have biological and psychological predispositions that interact with our social conditioning and-- at a community level-- interact with the environment and other likewise influenced communities in order to generate community culture.

For example, construction kills at least a thousand a year. If your population has 50K people, with a 1 in 5 ratio, 10,000 of them will be men. That means in 1 year, you've lost half of your societies already dwindling ability to breed.
...you'd have to assume that every single person is doing construction for the premise of this math to be relevant. That's not even considering occupational death in other fields, whether this society's managed more efficient and less risky means of construction, whether they just happen to not suffer occupational death as much as in our world, et cetera.



You're putting a lot of thought into the premise, but you're also not accounting for the sheer number of potential factors at play, and you think the base circumstance of the 1:5 male-female ratio could only lead to specific consequences.



Doesn't it just straight up have a hentai plot of a 'Oh if you are a virgin you die' and thus devolves into just porn but without the actual porn? Or is there another one.
I think you're mixing up that manga with Virgin Extinction Island (which is not porn--or porn without porn-- and is also really funny and a bit thought-provoking).

That said, the 1:39 manga is aggressive Fanbox bait that serves as the prelude to porn, and I'm willing to reckon that it's only lauded because it is aggressive Fanbox bait that serves as the prelude to porn. Me personally, I think this manga can turn out to be good. At least, there's no immediate indication that these characters will be reduced to a quarter of their person whenever the writer decides sexy time needs to happen.
 
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The sex ratio is roughly equal in our world, so that's never been why men have been considered expendable (in fact, several cultures have had a cultural preference of male children to female children, which isn't wholly compatible with the idea of men being expendable). Certainly, it can't be the sole reason-- men have less of an intimate investment in the act of procreation, and sperm is reproduced in more abundance than an ovum ready for fertilization. A woman also does the gestation of the child, as well as the initial nursing, and a man doesn't. A man can theoretically impregnate many, many women almost arbitrarily-- and certainly much more so than a woman can get pregnant by many men.
Sure, in a polygamous society there's no real issue. Assuming the men can reproduce with the minimum percentage of the population. However they are somehow monogamous. 1 man is not impregnating multiple women, on average. It's socially unacceptable.

The fact that women would be in more "supply" (never mind that the ratio isn't terribly skewed, according to the synopsis) wouldn't automatically mean that they'd be the ones setting up infrastructure, fighting in war, or maintaining the country-- if men are markedly better at those things, or society trusts them more with those things, or they manage to establish those fields as male-dominated (like how, for example, nursing became female-dominated), then nothing necessarily has to differ.
What are you talking about? When 100% of your society is relying on 20% for survival, you're very much going to dissuade them from anything that can result in large death tolls. Doesn't matter how better they might be, their lives are too important.

So far, there's no indication that men and women are different in this setting beyond the ratio. Regardless of the nature of war in this setting, they very easily could just have wars with less people-- or perhaps they don't bother with prioritizing men for war, anyways. Or perhaps they just have less war. Or perhaps there was more pressure to develop remote warfare. There are several ways this could go.
That's very true, they could, but I'm not counting on the author thinking that deep into it and I'm not throwing him bones for the sake of it. All we see hinted at is a society that is extremely skewed towards having women but is somehow not too different from ours. Maybe the novel goes into it more, but I've seen nothing to indicate that in the manga.


In nomadic societies, the prevailing theory was that men did the hunting and women did the gathering, presumably because men were physically better suited for hunting and women were either more adept at gathering or didn't need the strength of men to perform that task. Also, how would women act as protectors when they're left especially vulnerable during pregnancy and nursing, or when they're markedly weaker than men? How would it necessarily be the case that they act as leaders, if one of-- if not the primary-- underpinning of political power is physical might, which men have markedly more of compared to women? If women needed to be all those things, it's also possible that societies deprioritized reproduction altogether.

This is without considering that we're not merely socially, but have biological and psychological predispositions that interact with our social conditioning and-- at a community level-- interact with the environment and other likewise influenced communities in order to generate community culture.

You're forgetting humans are evolutionarily sexually dimorphic and not innately. Men are are bigger and stronger because the bigger, stronger men were the ones who were seen as better mates and the ones who survived the longest (assuming no sickness or injury). It's was how we measured status in a hypergamous society. In a similar world but with a higher female skew, women wouldn't value bigger stronger men if it meant they were unable to consistently reproduce. Even if we restrict their deaths from things like living conditions, weather, etc. and just specify it as Combat and Hunting (as I have been), Women would be the ones needing to carry society forward simply from a logistical perspective. But let's throw all of that out for a moment and take a small scenario on how things could very well play out.

Lets say we have a group of 15 people, 3 are male as per the premise of the whole 1:5 thing. Now let's say those three men have now impregnated the 12 women around them (without fighting for breeding rights or injuring each other) and each woman has 1 kid. That means the 3 men have to provide for 24 people by themselves until the next generation is capable of going on hunts and becoming capable hunter gatherers themselves. This is where we hit a wall, a harsh wall. Hunter Gathering society had 100 times higher infant mortality rate than modern day. I remember reading somewhere that this era had like 49% of all children die before age 15. So if we take this number into consideration that's like, what 5-6 people? So half the next generation is already gone, assuming that only 1 of the newborn men died (extremely gracious counting), that's only 1 man left to support 18 people by himself in the next generation.

The 3 men have no other choice but to go at it again and, assuming the women had 1 child each again (and we're going to be even more gracious and say 100% of this generation survived) so there are 12 more children born, another 2 men in that group, and there are now 30 women and children. But now what that means is that it is now 3 men in total for the next generation....and 24 women to feed and take care of.... This concept is just... a landslide of negative population rates. The men would have to breed constantly to ensure there were enough men to teach in the next generation and every time they do, they increase their total load of non-males to take care of both for themselves and the future and if any of the men die, the next generation has an even harder time keeping up with the inflation. That's a massive strain on so few people.

The dominant strategy would likely be that you teach the larger female population how to hunt, fight and gather and use the male population for breeding and agriculture, taking turns on who hunts and protects and who breeds and when. This ensures the population is stable enough to survive and protect itself as time goes on, this would likely also have the side effect of tilting sexual dimorphism towards women since the bigger, stronger women are going to be the survivors while males in general wouldn't need to struggle to as hard. This, again, leads to a female dominated society. Like, I keep looking at this whole 1:5 scenario from a numbers perspective and I just can't see it tilting any other way.

...you'd have to assume that every single person is doing construction for the premise of this math to be relevant. That's not even considering occupational death in other fields, whether this society's managed more efficient and less risky means of construction, whether they just happen to not suffer occupational death as much as in our world, et cetera.

True, very true. In my defense, however, the point I was making was that jobs that have high mortality rates, aren't likely to be assumed by men either because they're disallowed or disuadded from taking them since men are, as this manga put it, rare. The number itself was just some random stat I knew that I could use to make that case.



You're putting a lot of thought into the premise,
I OVER THINK, OK!? DON'T JUDGE ME, MOM! I HAVE FRIENDS TOO!

But in all seriousness, I can't help it. When I see a story with an interesting premise, my mind just wanders about where the author of said story could go. I, often, get disappointed with manga because it's an industry and editors like to play it safe but many times I can still find something to enjoy in it regardless. I find the concept of ratio skewed societies interesting, just absolutely fascinating. Like the things you could do with a society skewed one way or another is boggling, you don't even need to make social commentary on anything. Just the character living that life would be interesting enough to me.

This part of my brain is very unhealthy but is rich in dopamine.


but you're also not accounting for the sheer number of potential factors at play, and you think the base circumstance of the 1:5 male-female ratio could only lead to specific consequences.
Well I'm very much simplifying it for the sake of my brain trying to math things out and trying to keep things brief(-ish). It's why I keep saying "Assuming there's no this or that." I'm aware how external factors can alter the numbers, but I truly believe even if we accounted for external factors then society still wouldn't sit in the favor of men.

I think you're mixing and matching that manga with Virgin Extinction Island (which is not porn--or porn without porn-- and is also really funny and a bit thought-provoking).
I've read it, I bust my gut I won't lie. Though I stopped mid-way through because some other things got in the way. I just never picked it up from there.


That said, the 1:39 manga is aggressive Fanbox bait that serves as the prelude to porn, and I'm willing to reckon that it's only lauded because it is aggressive Fanbox bait that serves as the prelude to porn. Me personally, I think this manga can turn out to be good-- or at least, make me think a little.
I started reading the 1:39 manga but I never really got into it. I thought it was kind of boring. What's keeping this one on my Reading list is the fact that I'm interested in how the author is going to try and portray his harem. I'm pretty sober on the idea that he'll be super accurate or relatively realistic with the concept now, so I'm going to try and enjoy what I can from what little I think the author is using.
 
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All the girls are actually crazyy.
The protagonist works at a host bar every fridays because his benefactor runs the shop.
(His benefactor is not in his harem)
The office lady stalks him, finds his apartment address and writes it in her memo app, also gets horny listening to his shower water run.
The middle school girl was so unnecessary... She pinned him down and confessed her love but the fact she's in middle school is disgusting to be frank.
His Uni friend, Koumi and Mizuho and the JK girl is the most sane(?)
They're all horny tho...
You mean he doesn't also date his related by blood younger sister? Why even live?!?! Regardless, story sounds dumb, I'm in.
 
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That's what happens when supply is high and demand is low. The guys can act however they want.
 
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I personally still believe that as world building goes, 1:39 definitely far surpassed this manga. But I guess we'll have to wait and see.
 
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I think you're mixing up that manga with Virgin Extinction Island (which is not porn--or porn without porn-- and is also really funny and a bit thought-provoking).
I thought about that one isekai manga where the guy gets isekaid and is the only guy, but for some reason women die past a certain age if they are a virgin (there was some dumb reason if i'm not wrong).
 
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In theory, this one could be interesting.

In practice, the fact that there's no poligamy already is a HUGE plot hole. I get it, the author made it so all the girls are going to be fighing over him. So, romantic tension right?

But that's complete bullshit. Any world like this WOULD have polygamy. The only thing this does is making the author look really dumb as fuck. And no, no suspension of disbelief for you.

In the other manga, the 1:39 one, the world is "realistic". All males are forced BY LAW to donate sperm frequently. That's a realistic take.
Here, the goverment is made of utter morons and somehow monogamy still exist. That's a straight road to extincion, and no mr. author, it only makes YOU look dumb. It does not make the manga any better....
 

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