Synopsis
[Synopsis]
Nene, a succubus, was living her quiet, modest life in the demon realm — until one day, she was suddenly ordered by her older sister to carry out a marriage scam.
Her sister’s goal is to obtain a piece of extremely rare rainbow jade that can only be mined in a tiny region of the human realm. And apparently, this jade rarely reaches the market, as it is monopolized by the local ruling clan.
However, there’s an interesting rumor: That clan has the custom of gifting a piece of rainbow jade to their partner when they get married.
So, the plan is to have Nene approach a man from that clan, pretend she wants to marry him, and swindle the rainbow jade from him.
After warning Nene that if she fails, she will be sent on a matchmaking date with a demon she can’t stand, her sister shoved her into the human realm.
Nene immediately found herself in a life-or-death situation after landing, only to be rescued by her target, Kurt.
Nene is determined to carry out her marriage scam, retrieve Kurt’s rainbow jade, and avoid the matchmaking date. However…
[Sexual Play]
– Clit Teasing
– Restraint
– Squirting
* And lots of creampies.
[Contents]
77 main pages (38 of which are sex scenes) + 3 extra pages
* Unlike the sample images, the actual pages use black bar censoring.
[Character Introductions]
Nene Fanning (19)
The heroine. She landed in the human realm after being ordered by her older sister to carry out a marriage scam. Despite being a succubus, she has no sexual experience, leading her to enter her wedding night with Kurt, unaware that her body is sensitive to semen and receives pleasure from it.
“If he continues to come inside me, I will…”
Kurt Langren (23)
The target of Nene’s marriage scam. He found Nene while searching for the demon that had infiltrated his family’s property. He then saved her life and captured her. He’s a mage who has enhanced his body with magic. Because of this, he ejaculates much more and can go many more rounds than a normal man. He usually suppresses it with drugs. However…
“Nene, you are a succubus. There’s no need to hold back.”
(English product description provided by “Sugarice”.)
| Circle | Momoiro-Azarashi |
| Tags | R18, Manga, JPEG, PDF file, Otome, Japanese |
| Price | 704JPY |
Editorial Review
This is a rare breed in the otome doujinshi space: a con-artist premise filtered through supernatural comedy. Rather than positioning the protagonist as a virtuous heroine winning a man’s heart through authenticity, it flips the script entirely—Nene must maintain an elaborate deception while navigating genuine attraction and obligation. The marriage scam framing sidesteps the conventional “shy girl meets rich guy” trajectory that dominates the otome market, trading predictability for the inherent tension of a protagonist actively lying to her love interest.
What distinguishes this work is its commitment to the succubus-as-fish-out-of-water angle combined with the moral ambiguity of the central conceit. Rather than a straightforward heist, the setup invites the reader to anticipate the collision between Nene’s fake intentions and whatever authentic feelings might develop—a dynamic tension that otome readers often crave but rarely see executed with this particular setup. The threat of the unwanted matchmaking date back home adds stakes beyond mere romantic failure, grounding the supernatural elements in character motivation. Kurt’s early rescue of Nene, occurring before she can even begin her con, immediately complicates the power dynamics: she’s indebted to her mark before the game even starts.
The combination of high-concept premise, supernatural worldbuilding, and R18 content positions this squarely for readers who want their otome with genre seasoning—those fatigued by standard romance beats but still invested in character chemistry and intimate payoff. This appeals particularly to players of visual novels with morally gray protagonists or readers who gravitate toward works like “Ikemen Vampire” that pair romance with supernatural narrative layers.
A genuinely inventive entry point into the otome space that weaponizes its premise rather than treating it as mere window dressing.
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