@mommunism,
OMG again, heaven's forbid a man finds a certain type of woman attractive, that he likes big tits and a woman who's not loudly insulting him like Sorte. Nice try trying to twist that around. And no, I have no reason to believe that you run into genres dedicated to women with stereotypical male character types in them and practice puritan virtue-signaling directed at them. I have no reason to assume that you're balanced in your puritanism when it comes to attacking males and females and their personal tastes. And no, don't twist this into me defending all types of fetishes cause I don't. No, let's be clear. I mean it's not like women don't fawn over a man's big muscular chest or anything like that and it's not like some women aren't attracted to brutish men or anything like that. Nooooo, nooo, let's not acknowledge that reality that women are just as easily attracted to male physical qualities and certain male personalities as well in certain strange stories
(See 50 Shades of nonsense). We don't call them names, heaven's forbid, that'd be some kind of sexism. No, no, we call that sexual liberation and stuff. So I'm really not surprised at any double standards since they're all over society when it comes to this. Men like a thing in fiction, How dare you! Women like a thing in fiction, they're liberated and free and expressing themselves.
So far you've seen no evidence within the story of any mistreatment of Sorte, Aina, and Wendy beyond "OMG, slavery exists in this
FICTIONAL world, how disgusting" and the fact MC finds Aina and Wendy physically attractive and not as infuriating as Sorte. Who isn't speaking up in Aina's defense, by the way, she's obviously just fulfilling that male-hating stereotypical role until the author decides it's not something they want to toy around with anymore.
You say you don't care that the world has slavery and that I built a strawman then you turn around and bring up slavery? Really?
I admitted the way the reason that was written to build his harem included a ridiculous causation. Especially for Sorte and Aina, but the causation with Wendy is to be expected the moment the slavery trope was used. Get over it. It's happened hundreds of times before in isekai that like to have slavery in their fictional worlds as the ridiculous vehicle to build the harem. But guess you missed me saying the causation was ridiculous since you're so hyper-focused on virtue signaling about men being attracted to big tits and quiet, submissive personalities. Oh the horror!
Oh the horror! Men acting on their natural, personal preferences for women. Oh the horror!
I'm not justifying lazy writing. I came into this story aware of what it was probably going to be. Sure, sometimes I get annoyed and complain about lazy writing, I admit that and can understand that frustration, but I responded to you because of your virtue-signaling and potential double standard when it comes to what a man, note, not all men, but
A man may prefer in
A woman. Of course, you try to extrapolate from a fictional story and use that to justify your name-calling because of the culture that exists in said fictional story. "They like a woman who doesn't go bonkers because she's lived I don't know how long in a world that has a slave system, and I don't know everything about said slave system or world
(like if she has the means to liberate herself without suffering serious repercussions) other than OMG disgusting! They like her for her big tits and quiet, submissive personality! OMG she's a slave, how dare they! They're not up in arms in outrage at the author because they put slavery in their fictional world! Then...then...they must be [insert male-bashing name
(s) and phrase
(s) here]! Oh the horror!"
Oh, guess what, it's not a male thing either. Look at all the reverse harem stories directed at a female audience with slavery as a plot vehicle or people asking for them:
Click here: Reverse Harems with Slavery. Oh the Horrors! Are you going to police them and female-bash these ladies?