[ENG Ver.] I Will Not Succumb To Tentacles! 2

Editorial Review

★3.8 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Plant-based tentacle fare with a comic setup, this entry sits in the fantasy-nun corner of the genre, where the usual “holy heroine versus monster” template gets bent toward drugged bliss rather than despair. The title promises resistance, but the tags and synopsis point the other way, which gives the whole thing a knowing, tongue-in-cheek energy.

The premise is what sets it apart. Apprentice sister Henrietta, daydreaming about apple pie while tending a witch’s garden, drools light-attribute saliva onto a magical plant and provokes its defenses. That is a far more charming inciting incident than the usual ambush, and it frames the encounter as slapstick before it turns erotic. The plant theme is carried through the mechanics: hallucinogenic pollen, aphrodisiac nectar, juice and seeds. Together they support a blissed-out, chemically euphoric tone rather than a grim one. The stated emphasis on eager mouth-focused expressions, drug-induced haze, and womb-centered content makes the focus clear, and the “happy face despite brutal treatment” angle is the main draw. The 22 monochrome B5 pages include a setting and character sheet and an afterword. The English release is delivered as JPEG and PDF, and the censorship uses white or black bars, which is worth noting for readers who care about presentation.

Despite the numbered title, it is explicitly built to be read without the earlier installment, so newcomers face no barrier.

Readers who prefer tentacle stories with ahegao-leaning, euphoric heroines, drug-and-hallucination themes, and a lighthearted fantasy wrapper will get the most from it, while anyone wanting a struggle-driven or dark narrative should look elsewhere.

Verdict: a short, playful, single-minded botanical tentacle romp that trades resistance for rapture and commits fully to its own absurd logic.