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What if you were given the chance to enslave anyone you wanted? "SCM wearers" can do just that, but under one condition: a battle - which can take many forms, not merely physical combat - must be fought, with the victor becoming the master while the loser is forced into being their slave.

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Doreiku Doreiku - Boku to Nijuusannin no Dorei La cité des esclaves SCM - Meine 23 Sklaven Slave District - Me and 23 Slaves Slave Ward - Me and 23 slaves Tokyo Slaves 奴隶区奴隶区我和我的23个奴隶奴隷区僕と23人の奴隷

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Sevenfortynine Aizen-sensei Anarzee Scanlation Italia

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v.10 c.24.6 (end) by Sevenfortynine over 6 years ago c.24.4 by Sevenfortynine over 6 years ago c.24.2 by Sevenfortynine over 6 years ago Search for all releases of this series

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Disclaimer: I read this online in English so can't vouch if any chapters were actually missing

Early chapters are just okay, but when you get to later chapters you start doubting your sanity in these ways:

Did I skip a chapter?
Did I forget plot points?
Did the scanlators mistakenly title the chapters wrongly?
Is manga supposed to be written this way?
Is the writer schizophrenic?

I really hope it's number 3, because the later chapters have extremely unnecessarily-jumbled chronology, while at the same time feeling extremely rushed.

There are chapters where somehow for some reason, we see characters in a forest, or a street, or a warehouse, without any explanation, exposition or buildup. There are chapters where new characters are introduced in one panel as if we're supposed to know who these no-names are. There are chapters where I'm surprised two characters knew each other. To the end, there are characters whose subplots are introduced and just ignored completely because fuck writing complex and intriguing plot that's why, etc.

Combine this with the many idiotic actions of basically every character in the manga and you get a dumpster fire.

This manga is a dumpster fire. I regret spending time finishing this.

The story is simple. If two people have a device called an SCM (Slave Control Method), they can challenge each other to a game to determine the master (winner) and slave (loser). Master and Slave is used in the LITERAL sense, as in the slave CANNOT disobey no matter how much they want to.

What's interesting about this story is that each chapter features a different person with an SCM and their motives for using it. Some are bored and want a thrill, some want revenge, and others just want to dominate. What's even more interesting is that every single character is related to one another. Main characters from different chapters will make a small cameo or will straight up appear as the challengers for the current chapter. This interconnected structure not only advances the storyline but it also expands on the background of each character, giving more depth to the plot.

As for the art, the cover of Julia was what got me to read it in the first place. I wasn't disappointed.

I feel like there is room for a WHOLE LOT MORE, and I enjoyed reading every second of it. Judging from the quality of these five chapters. I give this manga a solid 9/10.