Very Pure

[Review as of chapter 54]
So… as you probably guessed from title and the cover image, the title is indeed an oxymoron. Frankly, from a serious standpoint, this series is actual trash. Panels are chopped off at the end, every chapter even itself is only about 20 panels at most, the plot mostly revolves around mc is a terrible person, but beats up the bad guys who hate his guts, then he gets the girl at the end, then rinse and repeat. Part of the plot is left to just be inferred by the reader with how much gets chopped off, and I wouldn’t be surprised if there were several missing chapters. The entirety of the series is set in real life with a few supernatural elements, well, actually just one which is his magical contact lenses (that eventually get forgotten a 6th of the way in), except there is absolutely no common sense at all in this entire series, it makes me swear that this is actually not set in a regular world. The plot has little to no depth aside from now an old senile man and dominatrix woman are calling him the “chosen one” in the background, the plot is extremely linear and most scenes are just filler that have little to no impact on the future aside from now trying to deal with a classmate who framed him for a rape scandal, who’s fate ended up just getting CBT’d by the police investigator.

That being said, even though this series is absolutely garbage that probably erodes your brain cells just by reading it, it’s one of those series that are so bad it’s funny. I’ve been analyzing the plot, but really this is a series that you should only be analyzing the “plot”. To get the most enjoyment out of this series, you probably should turn your brain off, and probably take your pants off too. The only real selling point of this series is the fan service and how hot and voluptuous every single woman in this series is. I swear there’s not a singe girl who’s breast size is smaller than at least a G cup. Also, just so you know mc does indeed have sex in this series even though there’s no 18+ tag. Nothing is actually shown but it does happen, on several occasions.

If I had to make an analogy for this series it’s like a McDonalds. It’s cheap, low quality, and really overall it’s kind of unhealthy for you, nonetheless here you are at McDonalds. You can’t go into a McDonalds expecting Fillet Mignon or Wagyu beef that truly make your taste buds feel alive. You go to McDonalds for a Big Mac, processed chicken nuggets that probably aren’t real chicken, the greasiest fries you’ve ever put into your mouth that’ll clog your arteries in just 10 years, and top it off with a McFlurry to give yourself diabetes in only 5 years.

This is not a series you read for an intriguing plot that leaves you grasping for more. There isn’t any beautiful scenic art that makes you feel that the real world’s beauty is lacking. This series has no immersiveness that drags you into a masterfully and dexterously crafted world the author has devised with the power of 90 billion neurons firing on overdrive. There’s no emotional climaxes or character development to make you bawl your eyes out to the point of dehydration.

The only thing you’ll find here massive breasts you only wish you could grasp, beautiful women that make real life models look like stick figures, bountiful bosoms which you can only immerse yourself in within your (probably wet) dreams that were crafted by an artist who’s neurons probably were suffering from anemia with how much blood is in his dick, and I don’t even need to say what sort of climax you’ll be experiencing here that’ll leave you dehydrated.