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Originally Posted by zztop
I've only read the 1st few chapters, and there's quite the ecchi/semi-harem content in it. What would you say sets this manga apart from others with similar themes?
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As others have mentioned, the protag pretty seriously outclasses anything threatening the cast, to the point most fights are basically OPM parodies.
He also has a near infinite array of other skills he got from being possessed, such as ping pong, cooking, and whatever else he needs.
It's also less harem and more SoL. There is some budding attraction between him and a couple of the girls, primarily Yuna and Saigiri, but the focus is more on the daily shennanigans of the cast than romance. Some chapters leave him out and focus on the girls having fun together. Others take a look at an individual's lifestyle. And so on.
Nothing genre-busting or revolutionary, but it's plenty of fun on a weekly basis.
