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Having written two Reverse Morality World stories myself (Flip the script and I Was Summoned by a Supervillainess), I have seen a number of takes on the RMW setting. This one uses the 1:9 ratio of males to females to make men more valuable than women.Goddamn did he crank it up to 11.I will admit, I suspect the brutality and casual way they treat the death of females do be quite an interesting take and I actually do approve. I can see women getting that vicious towards one another. Frankly, there is no need, as one man can knock up nine women easily. However, if your goal is to preserve your genetic line, you would consider female lives to be not only worthless but a threat.This isn't an Isekai, but it feels like it should have been written as one. I get the spin and I don't have an objection. The internal logic is sound and the world setting doesn't drive the plot, but does affect it. Anny complaints I have about the setting are more along the lines of, "I wouldn't have done it that way.", but aren't logically inconsistent.Female drives are still present, but just far more aggressive, so while society may want males to be femboys, biology drives women to want to bang muscle daddies. I used such a trope myself in FTS. Women wanted to marry the "proper" femboys, but wanted to f*ck the muscle dudes. So, society slut-shamed the men who were more masculine while sexualizing them at the same time. Some people in the comments complain that makes no sense.Sorry, but that's how it is in the real world. We see "tradwives" as who we want to marry, but want to f*ck the women who look super sexy and call them sluts. I suspect people complaining about this aspect of the story don't like to admit how close to reality it is.I run into that often in my own comment section. I keep having to point out, "Doesn't make any sense? Well, in the REAL WORLD..." People might see that it is a Reverse Morality World, but some people cannot grasp the concept. They are so stuck in their ways that even when you say, "ALL I DID WAS FLIP THE GENDER ROLES", they cannot square that circle.Overall, good story. Liked it. Wish there was more, but it is self-contained.Would love to do a Colab with the author sometime.
