Synopsis
April.
Yūto Aozuka enters an all-boys dormitory school and joins the baseball club. He gets along well with his seniors and classmates, enjoying club activities peacefully—until one day, an unfamiliar man visits the clubroom.
It’s the school janitor.
Right before Yūto’s eyes, the janitor kisses a senior. Yūto is taken aback by the sexual harassment, but when he tries to speak up, his senior warns him:
“At this school, what the janitor says is absolute!”
Despite his unease, Yūto cannot deny those words.
The janitor looks at Yūto and declares:
“From today on, you’re my onahole!”
Unable to resist, Yūto is taken to the janitor’s room and violated.
[Content includes]
Reality alteration, hypnosis, trance, suggestion, female orgasm
40-page manga
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Artist: Asagawa Yuki
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Editorial Review
[Jordan’s Pick]
This is definitely a wild premise that leans hard into fantasy and power dynamics. The Janitor’s Onahole combines body swap shenanigans with hypnosis elements, creating a delightfully absurd scenario where a first-year baseball player finds himself caught in some seriously compromising circumstances. If you’re into psychological games and mind control themes with a healthy dose of “wait, what?” factor, this one’s got plenty to offer.
The muscle tag suggests our protagonist is probably pretty fit, which pairs nicely with the athletic angle—there’s something about a confident young athlete getting his world turned upside down that appeals to a lot of readers. The hypnosis and brainwashing elements add layers of control dynamics that go beyond your standard romance, making this feel more like an exploration of power imbalances than a typical relationship story.
The explicit content is clearly front and center here, so this isn’t for the shy or faint-hearted. Body swap scenarios are always fun because they create that inherent confusion and loss of control that makes the adult scenes feel more intense and psychologically charged. It’s the kind of work that doesn’t take itself too seriously while delivering exactly what the tags promise.
This is perfect for readers who want something unconventional and unapologetically filthy without pretending to be something it’s not—check it out on Henhenta if psychological power plays and creative scenarios are your jam.
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