The Otaku in 2200 A.D., Part 2

 

 

   Really turned out to be great. Ota is being dragged all over the place due to him being the only male, which is already quite entertaining in and of itself. With multiple women either wanting him or trying to kill him due to the world no longer needing real men. Predictably, he is probably the only one who can change the way that the world is currently working.

   If only the author had pushed Ota more to the front, this would have brought in more excitement and more twists into the story. As I can see, Ota is on the receiving end with no way of actually doing anything that would make it worth noting. All he does is bang the chick and then push into banging another chick. Well, it is not all bad, and it's just something that would make the story more engrossing than it is now.

   Ota, being an idol fan, can only think about his idol even when multiple women around him are just as beautiful as his idol. This is probably a bit disappointing for me, yet I can see why as well, and I can not really say much more than sigh on this. Still, this series is a good read.