The Marquis’ Eldest Son’s Lascivious Story Chapter v2230 Discussion

"The Marquis' Eldest Son's Lascivious Story" From AL

2023.08.15 5/5 Volume 2 230 chapters (the chapters are about 2 times larger than usual, so 460 chapters).

It's definitely a good piece, but one of the "either you like it or you don't" kind of thing. There is a lot of hentai in it and it is well written, but gradually the plot takes its place. There is cruelty, but at the level of ordinary fantasy, where MC does not try to build a hero out of himself, but really lives as one of the inhabitants of this world. (There is r*pe and NTR by the protagonist, and also in*est. NTR of the protagonist himself, guro, necrophilia and bestiality are unlikely to be present.)

The protagonist, oddly enough, is able to command respect despite the fact that there are his actions that are not worthy of it. His character traits are a nobleman from some documentary/fictional history piece; an educated and not s*upid inhabitant of modernity; protagonist from fantasy hentai. And despite the fact that the motivation for his actions is mainly of a s*xual nature, this is not disgusting.

The other characters don't look like cardboard backgrounds and have personalities and mindsets of their own, as well as their own storyline, which can be easily seen in the chapters from their point of view. I wouldn't call the characters generic as they look like characters from a good historical drama.

The backstory, events and structure of the world are well thought out and I enjoy exploring this world. I could divide the story into 4 arcs: 1-mostly hentai, 2-fantasy, 3-medieval, 4-historical drama. In the world, about 1 year has passed since the beginning of the story, an anime could have been made based on the work if there were not so much s*x in it.

Arc 1 immediately shows the mindset of the protagonist and informs the reader that he is definitely not a saint. This arc immediately cuts off all those who would definitely not like this work, since it was not written for this group of readers, the second arc only makes these frames clearer.

The dropout mainly applies to moralists who are shielded from the hardships of the world and live in their black and white or pink tiny worlds, as well as those who do not like NTR in any form, then it will also affect pe*verts who think only with their pen*s. For most of the remaining readers, there will be something in this work that can interest them.