Synopsis
“Ha… hah… this author’s got skills!” I wipe away the mess with a tissue and close the adult manga. After getting off, comes the inevitable post-climax slump. As graduation approaches, reality hits hard. “I’m basically the only one in my year without a job offer…” I’ve poured everything into my erotic manga hobby and haven’t done a shred of actual job hunting. Sure, I’m panicking, but there’s no solution in sight. For now, let me flip through today’s new erotic manga magazine. I pick up ‘Comic Bottom’—a newly launched magazine with no real standout titles yet. As I skim through and check the back-of-magazine notices… “Due to magazine revamp: Now hiring editorial staff! Permanent positions available!” Wait, this is it! Here’s a guy who loves erotic manga but can’t find a job. And here’s a magazine looking for editorial staff. The answer is obvious! Bottom is calling to me…! So after a rocky interview process, I somehow got in. The magazine’s on the verge of collapse at any moment… But all the manga artists and staff members are cute girls! Or so I thought—turns out they’re all difficult personalities, and the editor-in-chief has zero motivation. Still, I finally get to work in my favorite industry! I’ll do my best for everyone at Comic Bottom!
Editorial Review
This is a self-aware comedy-driven visual novel that weaponizes its protagonist’s complete lack of qualifications into narrative momentum. Rather than pretending to be a serious workplace drama, it leans hard into the absurdist humor of watching an unemployed erotic manga enthusiast bumble his way into an editorial position at a struggling adult magazine—treating the premise as setup for workplace chaos and opportunistic romance rather than corporate intrigue.
What distinguishes this from generic harem fare is the specificity of its setting and framing device. The protagonist’s expertise in adult manga consumption becomes both his credential and his blind spot; he knows what gets him off but nothing about actual publishing, editorial standards, or professional conduct. The office setting grounds the harem elements in a plausible social ecosystem where multiple women might interact with this disaster of a human being across different professional dynamics. The HD remaster tag suggests previous iterations existed—this is a work confident enough in its core appeal to justify reinvestment in visual presentation.
The fetish variety indicated by tags including anal and the broader “fetish” designation positions this as content designed to service multiple tastes simultaneously rather than centering a single fixation. That approach can feel scattered, but here it appears intentional: a magazine trying to survive by publishing anything that moves mirrors a game willing to accommodate divergent preferences.
This lands squarely in the “comedy-first adult game” category—players seeking elaborate character development or dramatic tension will be disappointed, but those who enjoy watching incompetent protagonists accidentally stumble into sexual situations while everyone around them questions their life choices will find the premise immediately appealing.
Worth your time if you value humor as a vehicle for adult content rather than mere seasoning between scenes.
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