I Made a S*ave Harem Using a Charm Cheat in a Different World

My Thoughts on I Made a Save Harem Using a Charm Cheat in a Different World*

First Impressions

Alright, let's dive into I Made a Save Harem Using a Charm Cheat in a Different World*. The title pretty much tells you what you're getting into, doesn't it? I went in expecting a certain level of… ahem… adult content, and it definitely delivers on that front. It's a classic isekai setup: a protagonist gets transported to another world, gains an overpowered cheat ability, and proceeds to build a harem. However, the specific nature of the "charm" cheat and the world's matriarchal society give it a slightly different flavor.

What Works Well

For what it is, I can see the appeal. Some readers have pointed out that if you're looking for a straightforward, erotica-focused story, this fits the bill. The MC's charm ability is definitely the driving force, and the plot revolves around how he uses it to navigate a world where men are, shall we say, not held in high regard. A few readers found the story surprisingly comedic in parts, and the ending, according to some, was satisfying, which is always a plus. I will say that I found the story telling to be at least adequate, if not great.

Areas of Concern

Okay, let's address the elephant in the room: the potentially problematic elements. The charm ability, which essentially makes women fall for the MC, raises some serious ethical questions. Several readers expressed discomfort with the implications, even going so far as to label certain actions as r*pe, while others argue that the charm ability creates a gray area. I think the world could have been fleshed out a bit more, it felt a bit generic at times.

Final Verdict

I Made a Save Harem Using a Charm Cheat in a Different World* is definitely not for everyone. If you're easily offended by mature themes or morally gray areas, steer clear. However, if you're looking for a brain-off read with plenty of smut and don't mind the potentially problematic elements, it might scratch that itch. Just go in with your eyes open and be prepared for what you're getting into. For me, it's a solid 3/5. It knows what it is, and it delivers on that promise, but the ethical concerns and somewhat generic plot prevent it from being anything more.