“Whose Underwear Do You Like Best?” – Seduced by 10 Busty Coworkers at Lingerie Company

Editorial Review

★3.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

This workplace reverse-harassment fantasy occupies familiar territory in the doujin adult space—the “ordinary guy overwhelmed by aggressive female desire” setup—but leans heavily into the numerical and visual spectacle of its premise. The lingerie company setting provides a thematic justification for the constant state of undress that anchors the work’s appeal, moving beyond generic office scenarios into something with built-in visual consistency.

The core selling point is the sheer scale: ten distinct female characters pursuing the protagonist creates an orgy-heavy experience rather than paired encounters. This volume differentiates it from the more common one-on-one or three-person scenarios dominating recent releases. The reverse sexual harassment framing—where frustration from overwork triggers the women’s aggressive pursuit—attempts to narrativize what might otherwise feel hollow, though how successfully that lands depends entirely on execution. The emphasis on fellatio and repeated creampies signals this is constructed as a stamina fantasy, likely appealing to readers who prioritize sustained action over character development.

The HD and exclusive distribution tags suggest production values above the doujin baseline, though those elements can’t be verified from synopsis alone. The mention that “content may vary depending on distribution method” hints at potential censorship variance, worth noting for buyers concerned about detail preservation.

This will resonate most with readers who enjoy high-volume group scenarios, have a specific appreciation for lingerie aesthetics, and prefer dominant or pursuing female characters. The workplace setting adds light roleplay framing without substantial narrative ambition.

A straightforward, numerically ambitious group fantasy that prioritizes visual saturation and repeated action over complexity. Exactly what it advertises—no surprises, substantial scale for the subgenre.