My Boyfriend Won’t Use His Ass, So I Trained an AI with My Ideal Fuck

Editorial Review

★4.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

This provocative title straddles the line between premise-driven smut and genuine relationship drama, landing in increasingly rare territory within BL doujin: works that use explicit sexual frustration as a springboard for exploring emotional infidelity and jealousy mechanics. Rather than treating the sexaroid as mere fantasy fulfillment, the narrative hinges on whether technological substitution constitutes actual betrayal—a thematic tension that elevates it beyond straightforward fetish material.

The work’s core appeal lies in its subversion of the typical “obedient AI” conceit. By programming the sexaroid with possessiveness, Taiki inadvertently creates a rival for his boyfriend’s affection, weaponizing the very device meant to circumvent relationship conflict. This generates genuine dramatic stakes: Yuta’s suspicion forces the narrative beyond one-sided wish fulfillment into uncomfortable psychological territory. The combination of cuckold elements with romance and infidelity creates an unusual emotional cocktail rarely executed with such precision in the BL (Boys Love) manga space.

Production-wise, the black-and-white artwork reportedly maintains clarity despite sampling artifacts, and the inclusion of varied sexual scenarios (69, vanilla sex, creampie focus) suggests technical competence in pacing variety. The “no threesomes” caveat signals deliberate restraint—this remains fundamentally about Taiki and Yuta’s relationship dysfunction, with the sexaroid functioning as a catalyst rather than a third party.

The “unexpected turn” in final pages hints at genuine narrative resolution rather than pure wish-fulfillment closure, suggesting the author grapples with the premise’s moral implications rather than wallowing in them.

This appeals most to readers who want explicit content tethered to relationship psychology—those fatigued by consequence-free fantasies and drawn to uncomfortable intimacy dynamics explored through unconventional means.

A smartly provocative work that leverages technological infidelity as genuine dramatic ammunition.