[ENG Ver.] No Risk Of Genetic Diseases Means Father-Daughter Love Making 2

Editorial Review

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

Pseudo-scientific justification has become a dependable engine in taboo-themed adult manga, and this second installment uses it openly. The fictional “Electra Complex gene” dissolves both the moral and the practical objections to father-daughter romance in one stroke. Where family-centered erotica often dwells on guilt and transgression, this series goes the other way, treating the taboo as a settled premise and building its appeal on unembarrassed, mutual desire.

The framing device is what sets it apart. The gene supposedly drives women raised in single-father households toward their fathers, and the promise of zero hereditary risk shuts down the “but what about the consequences” objection before it starts. Since the synopsis casts the women as the pursuers, the emphasis falls on seduction rather than coercion, which suits readers who want the heroine driving events. The playful tone of the pitch suggests a self-aware, high-concept approach rather than somber drama. On the practical side, the English edition comes as JPEG and PDF, a flexible pairing for phone or desktop reading, and it works standalone or as part of the series, so newcomers aren’t shut out. The translated version omits the original’s limited