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title: Danjo-hi 1:5 no Sekai demo Futsuu ni Ikirareru to Omotta? ~Gekiomoi Kanjou na Kanojo-tachi ga Mujikaku Danshi ni Honrou Saretara~
eng title: Did You Think You Could Live Normally Even in a World With a 1:5 Male-to-Female Ratio?: When Deeply Intense Feelings of the Girls are Toyed With by an Oblivious Boy
synopsis: Before he knew it, the protagonist, Masato, had been transported to a world where the number of women was just a bit higher than in his original world. However, aside from the fact that women were a little more assertive, the world wasn't much different from the one he came from... or so he thought. Little did he know, the kindness he spread, based on the standards of his old world, was saving those around him more than he could imagine. He was unaware that this kindness was causing the women around him to develop intense feelings for him. This is the story of a protagonist who believes he can live an ordinary life, unknowingly making the heroines fall in love with him, and eventually realizing just how heavy their feelings are—until they make him understand it for himself...!!
Okay, so the title of this manga is quite a serious mouthful.
The basic premise is that our main character is suddenly moved to another world that is almost exactly like his,
except this new world has 5 females for every male.
Points in its favor are that the protagonist isn't horny 24/7 (not a creepy pervert),
the female characters are at least decently written,
the girls are developed even outside of the scope of the MC interacting with them, and it's a harem manga.
Points against are that the MC is not horny 24/7 (is basically an oblivious monk),
is denser than every 2000s manga protagonist COMBINED, and it's a harem manga.
Yes, I deliberately listed some traits as both positive and negative.
This is intentional on my part because I don't see them as either wholly positive or wholly negative.