Cheeky Age ~I Haven’t Fallen Yet~ Vol. 7

Editorial Review

★2.3 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

This entry sits firmly in the revenge-fantasy subgenre that dominates contemporary adult manga, specifically the “bullied protagonist gains supernatural leverage” variant that’s become increasingly common since the proliferation of matching apps and magical tools as narrative devices. Volume 7 continues a well-established formula rather than reinventing it, though the pairing of non-consensual elements with school setting and discipline dynamics places it squarely in territory that appeals to a specific segment of the adult doujin market.

The distinctive hook here is the app mechanic itself—using sexual compatibility scores as justification for coercive scenarios creates a thin veneer of inevitability that drives the narrative tension. The synopsis emphasizes physical transformation (“Mizuki’s body drowns in pleasure beyond resistance”) alongside psychological subjugation, which is the core appeal of training-focused content. The inclusion of creampie as a central tag rather than incidental detail suggests this work prioritizes cumulative physical acts over plot progression. The busty descriptor paired with JK (high school girl) characters and school uniform fetishization indicates clear target demographics.

What’s notable is the franchise’s self-awareness about content redundancy—the warning about duplicate purchases from the series “Raw Creampie Training for JKs” suggests this volume recycles or substantially overlaps with prior releases, which raises questions about whether you’re getting fresh material or repackaged episodes. The bonus original manga content (18 pages) and cooking recipes appear designed to justify standalone purchase value.

Readers seeking straightforward non-consensual training dynamics with zero ambiguity about power imbalance will find this delivers exactly that. Those looking for narrative sophistication, character development beyond archetypes, or consent-adjacent storytelling should look elsewhere.

A competent installment in an established series that knows exactly what it’s selling—but buyers should verify content overlap before committing.