Mahou Onna Gakuen no Baiten de Hataraku Ore wa, Isekai kara Shoukan sareta "Harem dorei" desu. - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

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Wow this manga is really TRASH & DEGENERATE that my inner raccoon self just had to immediately follow this. It also because the artist has done hentai & their last work was ecchi trash that I also enjoyed. Well I can't wait to see how degenerate this story will go & also if he'll knock up every girl in the school. Thanks for the translations.
 
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Is like somebody looked at ""Ano Toki Tasukete Itadaita Monster Musume desu." Isekai Ossan Kyoushi Totsuzen no Moteki ni Konwaku suru" and said "hell no, cease this madness".
Wow this manga is really TRASH & DEGENERATE that my inner raccoon self just had to immediately follow this. It also because the artist has done hentai & their last work was ecchi trash that I also enjoyed. Well I can't wait to see how degenerate this story will go & also if he'll knock up every girl in the school. Thanks for the translations.

This manga feels almost defiantly committed to what it wants to be, which I usually like but here it feels forced. I prefer stories that give themselves a bit more breathing room instead of adopting this sort of "posture" almost like a person trying too hard to win your approval.

I was also enjoying the manga you mentioned and found myself disappointed* to see the protagonist essentially sabotage the narrative out of fear of responsibility.

What drew me in originally was the idea of someone helping girls who’ve developed a distorted sense of their own beauty because of societal pressures—guiding them toward rediscovering their self-worth. That premise had (could have?) a lot of heart.

In fact, it makes me imagine a low‑stakes fantasy concept:
a normal world is suddenly linked to a classic fantasy realm, but with strict government regulation on the passage between them, and magic unable to function on “ordinary Earth.” No grand conflicts—because that’s not the point—......
but in the fantasy world, magic has made most people extraordinarily beautiful. With access to their equivalent of social media, people on Earth start comparing themselves to these impossible standards. I wonder how society would react when confronted with beauty that is literally unattainable....I think it might work parallel to what Instagram is doing to us.
 
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where is the headmistress supposed to be tiny with twin peaks like that?
the slave thing feels kinda useless to add, but I guess with the power to leave that world whenever he wants it should be okay (can the rabbit girl just order him to not speak and force him to stay tho?)
 

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