[ENG Ver.] Fallen Angel Project 2 ~Teaching a Cheeky Angel A Lesson~

Editorial Review

★3.4 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Isekai-summoning premise meets corruption fantasy in this second installment of a serialized series, a pairing that has become a reliable staple of the adult doujinshi market. Most entries in the “holy being brought low” subgenre lean on prolonged resistance, so the pitch here, a protagonist who finds his new target “TOO EASY,” is a deliberate break from that formula.

The series structure is the main draw. The synopsis frames the protagonist as a summoned “Guardian” assigned to protect angels, then reveals that his real project is turning them into fallen ones one by one. Aimyu was the first conquest, and Sharoe is the next. That gives the volume an episodic, collection-style rhythm, with each angel presumably offering a different dynamic. Sharoe’s quick susceptibility, with her moaning and groaning almost immediately after he asks to “service” her, suggests a lighter, more comedic tone than the grim, drawn-out corruption stories common in this space. The subtitle’s “cheeky angel” label adds to that impression of a teasing, playful power balance. At 40 main pages plus 5 extra, it’s a compact read, and the JPEG and PDF formats make it easy to view on whatever device you prefer. The official English version removes the usual language barrier.

The tag list is sparse, so beyond the premise there is little to say about art style or finer thematic detail. Readers should treat this as a premise-driven, fast-moving entry rather than a slow-burn character study.

Fans of fantasy-setting corruption stories who prefer a brisk, easily paced fall over a long psychological struggle will get the most from it, especially if they’ve followed the first volume.

Verdict: a quick, lightly comic corruption fantasy that trades resistance for momentum.