sadslime's manga / #Heterosexual romance(117)

Ch.1-2 - Villainess Alexia suddenly remembers her past life and that not only is she about to get killed by the demon she's tricking into sex to get his magic power, he's also her bias. But when she expresses her feelings, they live happily ever after. No trigger warnings. Ch.3-7 - Butler Hal isekaied into a game and found himself working for the villainess (and his bias) Laetitia who will go insane after a god grants her magic on her 20th birthday because of her purity. To save her, he tries to set her up with the male leads so that she can have sex with one of them, but failing that, he'll offer up himself. My favorite of the bunch. Trigger warning: mention of rape. Ch.8-9 - Isekaied into the role of the villain Sayuri, the FL has no choice but to let go of her love for her ex-fiance, Second Lieutenant Toba. But when a mysterious figure saves her from a freaky monster, she learns maybe Toba cared more than she thought. Trigger warning: noncon(monster).

Adored by my Flamboyant Yakuza Husband Every Evening Sara was taken as collateral by a yakuza family when she was young, and now she's sold off as a bride to Ayatane, the leader of a new yakuza sect. She's terrified at first, but she finds that in his base Ayatane talks like a flamboyant gay man and takes care of his members like family. She opens up to Ayatane and falls in love as they deal with her former yakuza house, reuniting her with her parents, and overcoming trauma from his past with his family. I've enjoyed their relationship and the consent so far, my only complaint is that Ayatane's backstory is so dumb. It causes more questions than it answers and it is way less traumatizing than it acts like it is. Trigger warnings: attempted rape, noncon.

When Tsukiko's older sister suddenly runs away to elope, she agrees to take her sister's place in a marriage with officer Naotsugu, whom Tsukiko has secretly admired since she was young. While Naotsugu is not taken in by the ruse that Tsukiko is supposedly her sister, he agrees to let her stay and play the role of his fake wife until she bears his child, at which point he will divorce her, since he believes she was forced into this marriage. But as the two get closer both emotionally and physically, they find it harder to let go. The characters aren't particularly compelling and the misunderstandings have been done before, but it's fine for what it is. No trigger warnings.

Senga is an unmarried office worker whose one high point of the week is going to her favorite bar and seeing the handsome bartender, Kayaba, who always treats her kindly. After she drunkenly comes onto him one night and he seems open to the idea, she asks him about a relationship, but he worries that his ED will get in the way. She assures him it won't and they start dating, with Kayaba enjoying pleasuring Senga even if he can't get it up, but when she tries to do something for him and gives him a massage, he gets his first erection in three years. It's good news, except that now Senga is wondering what trauma happened three years ago to cause this. Excellent male lead, very good at consent, and the female lead is strong and likable as well. No trigger warnings.

Ml is a corporate heir and forgotten childhood friend who suddenly shows up and proposes

Himeno is just a shy university student until one day a yakuza young boss, Kenyuu, confesses to her. She suggests they become friends, and after he saves her from a really bad scene, she starts to develop feelings for him. Not a strong FL. ️Trigger warnings: drug(date rape), attempted rape.

Izumi saved Kai from some bullies in high school, and ever since he's been her stalker, but he's really not her type. Still, her friend convinces her to give him a shot, and she finds his genuine affection and love for her refreshing. The only problem is, he's so busy worshiping her as a goddess, he doesn't seem to see her as a woman. Honestly, bad setup, but the ML is very cute so it's still at least a little fun to read. Trigger warning: stalker, friend betrayal.

Ichiko wants a loving, sexy married life, but she was dumped by her previous boyfriend for her libido. So when she matches with a handsome man at a matchmaking party who wrote "sex" as the most important thing for him in a partner, she thinks it might be fate. But then he crushes her hopes by saying he's a paid shill who only wrote that to put people off. Even so, when she runs into him at her work the next day, he's desperate to convince her that he wrote his real feelings on that paper thinking it wouldn't matter, and he, too, thinks this might be fate. The tale of a couple that wants to have good sex. No trigger warnings.

In a modern world with several old families descended from animal spirits and monsters, ogres are known for being especially romantic as they fall in love only once with their "blossom of fate." Hana is busy working at her adoptive parents' restaurant and assumes rumors of the young ogre lord searching for his blossom have nothing to do with her, until she meets the ogre Mitsuki and feels the spark for herself. This story is all over the place. It's as if every chapter they introduce a new conflict only to either resolve it or forget about it by the end of the chapter, and yet it also feels like nothing really happens, perhaps because it doesn't build up enough. It wasn't compelling, but the boyfriend was good about consent, so there's that. If you want to read it for the smut, go ahead. No trigger warnings.