Trapped in a Dating Sim: The World of Otome Games is Tough for Mobs

Larixon Nov 3, 2019

8.5

 The story starts very boringly. But from the fight with the prince's group the story takes off. All the fighting in the wari n their robot sized fighting suits is great to read. There is a lot of comedy when the prince and his group does their actions stupidly. Finally I liked the story very much and it's a good read.

RiamuRamu Dec 30, 2020

9

This manga man. I do have to say the main character carries hard in it but I'll explain later. Regarding the plot itself. It's pretty much an Isekai harem. You know, the basic stuff. But the diffrence between this one and a normal one is literally the main character. In most Isekai stories, the protaganist is used as a self insert for the reader. But in this one, the mc is too unique, where you couldn't see yourself being the protagonist unless you were a borderline psycho like he is. But him being a psycho just makes the story 100x better. Like this guy takes the phrase "Imma fuck your mom." To a whole nother level. Cause he actually gets the Queen to fall in love with him LOL. He is the peak of chads in Isekai manga. Next to Kazuma-Sama himself. Not to mention how crazily absurd the character development in the side characters are. It's actually crazy how good the character development is. Overall great story, but needs to update more. A couple of months have passed since I originally wrote this review and holy shit I had to come back just to express more on how much of a fucking CHAD this protagonist is. I fucking love how he does what he wants and does what a normal human does. He gets beat to a pulp then asked by the same people to save them. "Don't wanna.". This guy is at the peak of all Isekai protagonist. Comparable to the guy from FFF-Class Trashhero. This manga is still going string after a couple months and I can't wait to see more chapters released.

nathandouglasdavis Dec 15, 2019

6

In a semi-matriachal world (I say semi-matriarchal because even though women generally have more control over men, the person on the country's throne is still a man), a world of a video game, Leon uses feir knowledge from having played this video game in the real world to gain some autonomy and independence over feir own life. Fe was at risk of being married off to a middle-aged noble woman, but was able to prevent that. When fe goes to the academy, like all young men fe must host tea ceremonies for women to try to entice them to marry fem. And fe does do this, but largely because fe's awed by the tea skills of feir Master and wants to be able to do justice to tea in a similar fashion. < This is a pretty adorable aspect of the manga. Ideally, fe wants to be able to live independently and not have to kowtow to the demeaning traditional roles. Leon befriends Olivia, a commoner in the noble's academy, as well as Angelica, the prince's jilted fiance. Fe is frenemies with feir sister and straight up enemies with Marie and feir lover-cronies. One of my favorite relationships is between Leon and Luxon, a robot/airship who's an ally of feirs but is very willing to mock fem. Currently, it seems like Marie will be an ongoing antagonist. And Leon will continue to rise in rank and influence. Nothing outstanding, but an enjoyable read. [Reviewed at chapter 15]