The Unwanted Roommate

sammy45624 Sep 28, 2019

7

Unwanted Roommate became one of these responsible satisfaction suggests for me. properly k, i don’t precisely find it irresistible but i don’t precisely hate it either! first we start with the tale, “you” are going to be living with three boys because the supervisor of the location they live. the tale right here is all approximately how those characters manga here engage with you and shortly fall in love with you. with this anime being geared to a lady target audience that sounds approximately right. i see nothing wrong with the story and for 4 minutes in step with episode you honestly can’t count on something more.

nathandouglasdavis Jan 24, 2020

4

There are "slave contracts" made up, and I was expecting those to lead to sex scenes. But they really don't. Whenever Sean is under his slave contract, he does have sex, but it's with Maddie (ch. 4-8) and it has nothing to do with the slave contract. Then whenever Judy is under the slave contract, Sean does order her to do him a sexual favor (ch. 10), but she punches his junk instead. Which seems like a fair response, and definitely matches her character--of somebody aggressively self-confident who gets flustered at sexuality. I didn't really appreciate the events in chapters 13-16, especially since it only seemed to serve as a knight-in-shining-armor type situation. And then the characters seem to completely forget about what just happened. The very next morning, Sean is aggressive and pushy and starts eating Judy out without even asking permission, which seems horribly inappropriate considering what just happened to her the day before. It makes me feel like the author doesn't realize the impact and trauma those types of events can have on people and was just exploiting it for the drama.