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Ore no Sora
| Alt Names: |  The Sky is Mine |
| Author: | Motomiya Hiroshi |
| Artist: | Motomiya Hiroshi |
| Genres: |  Ecchi Romance Seinen |
| Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
| Status: | Ongoing |
| Description: | Yasuda Ippei is the heir to the wealthy Yasuda Family, and a bright and talented student who is admired by all. On his 18th birthday, he is sent on a year-long journey in which he is guaranteed complete and utter freedom. However, unless he returns by the end of the year with a bride the entire family approves of, he will be disinherited. |
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Man, that guy sure seems like a fusion of a Takahashi Rumiko Manga protagonist and Sakigake Otokojukus MC.
If he'd only live up to his own words concerning women, the story would've been better.
But I guess the whole story is the complete antithesis to the idea that people should cherish themselves more, instead they whore themselves out like no tomorrow for their personal benefit.
Anyway, it surely feels like watching some kind of drama, all the sidecharacters seem to be character stereotypes. Not really worth the read, might as well read Konjiki Yasha or watch some old Yakuza film for the same kind of tropes/jokes/dramatic developement...
I came because of the hat.
So is the sole purpose of this voyage to produce redundant potential bastard heirs as insurance against choosing an infertile wife as his father did?