The protagonist awakens to become a villain with the ability to resurrect the dead.

When I resurrected the heroine who came to exterminate me, she became my devoted love in a state of sexual slavery.

What should I do if the beautiful girl scientist who awakened me can’t live without me?~!?

It’s a development that is very much a direct hit for the genre.

There are some minor details that I’m a bit concerned about, but once they become corrupted, they turn dark, their costumes become half-naked, and they become sexually provocative and combative, which is great because the basic pack has everything! Bye now!!

>>1

I understand…

But honestly, this genre isn’t really suited for serialization; it’s more suited for short stories, isn’t it?

>>1

After reading episode 1, I really understood what the anonymous poster wanted to say.

You can read up to episode 3, so everyone check it out for yourself.

>>7

I read the first episode, and I understood the anonymous anger.

Isn’t it a bit deceptive to sell this as a corrupt fall story?

>>7

I could read up to episode 7, but the protagonist still hasn’t fully committed to evil yet.

I have to fight against both monsters and heroes, huh?

Since the evil side of the monsters will self-destruct if they lose their fighting ability from the beginning.

The title “I Fall into Darkness by Killing and Using the Hero Side” is being retrieved, huh?

Dr. Decapai wasn’t a monster, so could he be used?

In other words, even if a girl monster appears, we can’t use them, right? That’s awful!

Isn’t it the one serialized in Comic Valkyrie!? That was my first surprise.

I think it’s not necessarily bad that the protagonist, who has a proper sense of ethics, feels that they must quickly kill someone whose power is evil because that person is too dangerous.

The problem is that the heroine’s cause of death is simply an accidental death due to mission failure, which has nothing to do with the protagonist’s devotion to her.

I can’t obey an order to kill a boy who has done nothing wrong and is being persecuted like this! That’s not a hero! To be killed by my own allies like that…

Conversely, if the protagonist came to kill while feeling guilty about it, their power could go out of control, being dominated and forcibly distorting their personality to become a slave, leading to a situation where I ended up making her like this… I think that would create a backstory and lend credibility to the subsequent fall into darkness and eroticism.

The thrill of a character’s fall into corruption lies in how much the vector changes from before to after the transformation.

Whether the protagonist succumbs to or rejects that force that forcibly changes their direction is important, I think!!!

I thought it was the one I saw occasionally in thumbnails about the trial, but it seems to be a different one.

This is a bit of an inappropriate or vulgar expression and is not suitable for translation.

I think it’s actually strange to not step into the villain side in this situation.

A dark hero who fights monsters with the power of monsters?

Kamen Rider, huh?

That guy seriously…

>>18

That’s right…

The genre of “bad fall” itself is somewhat inconsistent in content, isn’t it?

Everyone shares the image of a vaguely bad look in a black and purple costume.

The situations are completely different.

You’re great for being able to do PR properly.

Well, since it’s “buy now,” it’s PR even without adding PR…

Is this your main job?

Hmmm… this is surprisingly helpful…

It seems like a thread without a name is working for an evil secret organization.

If there are other recommended works about general corruption, please let me know.

>>30

“I was a mid-boss who died early after being reincarnated – surviving by becoming the heroine’s subordinate – it’s great, I recommend it!”

It’s mainly about falling into evil or becoming a monster, but it’s a typical “reincarnated in a game world” story where the protagonist ends up as a mid-boss.

By taking advantage of the heroine’s emotional vulnerabilities and solving the problems she is carrying, you can gain control over her and turn her into a monster, making her one of your subordinates.

Originally intended to kill herself, the assassin heroine is coaxed into becoming a cat-eared maid, while her subordinate, an elf, becomes a dark elf who loves the master protagonist.

My recommendation is a heroine who, despite being a wizard that should originally be in the main character’s party, is forcefully turned into a succubus during an opening, and since she isn’t completely under control, she resists a lot, but because of the erotic mark, that resistance turns into pleasure and becomes quite addictive!

This has a very detailed depiction of the before and after, and since the protagonist is not malicious, even after falling into evil, the results turn out well, the subordinate issues are resolved, and the favorability increases with the master being adored… ❤️ It’s quite well done and can be said to be a model for a universally appealing fall into evil.

The latest volume 7 published by Square Enix is now on sale!!! [PR]

>>41

I think this is interesting too and I’m reading the tankobon, but while the protagonist has turned a girl with goodness into a fallen one, she doesn’t seem to have changed her personality much, so when asked if it’s a bad fall, I had a bit of a hard time agreeing. However, when the girl who became a slime strongly confronted her father, I thought, “Yeah, this is it,” so I recommend it.

I think it’s kind of a minus that the band is hiding the breasts in the image.

I understand that for subjects involving significant changes, like TS without a preceding stage or the weak NTR with scenes of aversion, there’s a desire for detailed scenes from the previous stage.

First, you can’t brainwash someone unless you kill them, so personally, I thought it was good that there are scenes where girls die. A little bit of gore is erotic.

I understand what you’re trying to say, but turning someone who doesn’t recognize the main character at all into a slave feels kind of erotic in its own way.

It might be better to have the third heroine make them fall into darkness after carefully building the relationship.

The more episodes you watch, the deeper the experience becomes, so it’s a waste to do it with just the first one.

In other words, Mahouako was revolutionary.

>>27

Is the child in episode 7 the second or third?

I read it, but it’s kind of sad that only the protagonist isn’t fully becoming a monster…

I think that in extreme terms, “bad fall” isn’t even a genre where eroticism is important.

I feel like there’s a villainous fall in the current My Hero Academia.

Could this person be Aquochisuki?

>>42

That person has gone a bit into the homo category and has deviated from their interests…

I was okay with the gal drop, but personally, I’m disappointed.

The heroes have a completely legitimate reason to hate the monsters.

It’s a bit tough if you don’t tune your thoughts towards the villain side before reading.

It’s a story that’s hard to believe while reading the brainwashing genre.

It seems like you would like demonization or something similar.

>>45

That spaghetti is delicious, isn’t it!!!!

It’s like saying you like someone just because you walked in while they were saying something.

>>46

Cod roe spaghetti is delicious, isn’t it!

>>46

Cod roe spaghetti is difficult, isn’t it?

Delicious food is tasty whether it’s from a restaurant or a commercial product.

There are things that taste bad both at stores and in commercially available products.

If you encounter something bad at first, you’ll talk about it based on that impression.

Isn’t it tougher to read if you’re looking at it from the villain’s perspective instead?

The protagonist’s thought process is not monsterized, so there’s a huge discrepancy.

Well, they’re saying that the homosexual stuff right above is a bit…

>>49

However, so far, the heroes who have fallen to darkness or seem likely to do so are mostly girls.

There are also male heroes, I suppose…

On the contrary, it would be nice if there was an episode in the future where, due to some event, they come back to their senses from a state of being infatuated (madly in love)…

If you’re consuming it as a “fallen angel” genre work, I don’t really think the protagonist’s goodness or defensive mindset is necessary.

I prefer someone who actively goes after women.

Well, if you go full throttle on that kind of evil, it inevitably leads to the erotic works course, so there’s no helping it.

Suspicious… No matter how you look at it, the enthusiasm is way too high…

>>61

Is that a story about the genre of “falling into evil”?

It gave the impression that if a novice got involved, they would be spat on.

It wasn’t very interesting even after watching just one episode…

I felt that way.

Well, I understand.

If I was bracing myself to play an eroge and ended up with a CG collection (without text), that would be disappointing…

I want either the resolve to bear the other person’s life on my shoulders or the depravity to discard their life as if it’s disposable when it comes to corrupting or brainwashing someone.

If it’s the former, I hope you embrace it with great resolve and cherish it dearly as you succumb to brainwashing and fall into darkness.

If it’s the latter, I want you to treat it with the casualness of brainwashing them to greet and throw away tissues.

Destruction of dignity creates a good contrast, so it’s true that there needs to be more before the fall.

I understand that the destruction of dignity without any dramatic elements is the greatest form of destruction of dignity.

The more careless it is, the better it is, or rather…

>>63

High gray and strange brains feel like that, right?

It’s more like an awkward erotic style.

I’ve become interested in falling into corruption due to being exposed to the heat.

If it’s just about the ability to reduce slavery, it seems like there might be some people lurking in this thread who might resonate with the King of Imprisonment.

I completely understand how you feel because I can’t find a perfect fit for my preferences in villainous transformations either.

>>68

Even though it’s simply called “bad fall,” there are so many different types… Depending on the kind, preferences seem to vary more than with NTR.

It seems you like Uzuki Dōji.

I watched one episode and it was pretty interesting.

Hmm, I’m a bit hesitant about killing the hero side.

The latest episode’s content might give us a glimpse into the character’s abilities.

It’s mentioned that Ito-shiki also has a changed personality, and it feels like they’re messing with what’s inside the head when doing necromancy.

You’re great for properly including PR.

I read the one recommended by Square Enix, and this one is interesting too.

In my case, it feels wrong to become a creature or to transform into an excessively sadistic person.

I would like you to stop at the level of being willing to obey evil deeds if the master is considered absolutely supreme over general morality.

I feel like the one who is most likely to enjoy the descent into darkness in a freakish way is Ibuki-kun.

Also, the flow of the currently readable Chapter 7 shows the hero’s feelings quite a lot, and the way they die is very degrading, making it interesting.

Since I’ve killed once and changed my personality, mind manipulation like washing the brain is quite selective…

The protagonist recklessly charges down the path of evil.

Will you become a vengeful hero as one who has been discriminated against?

Or will you continue to suffer?

The way to enjoy a fall to evil changes around here, so it’s difficult, isn’t it?

At the moment, the protagonist’s stance is unclear, making their way of eating difficult to understand.

But it seems like it’s going to be interesting.

It seems like it’s articulating the good aspects of a villainous downfall very accurately, and even though I don’t intend to create something, I thought I would refer to it if the opportunity arises.

As someone who often finds themselves in situations where the rod is too evil to withdraw due to hypnosis, the protagonist’s position is quite important.

>>82

On the contrary, I often think that the protagonist’s goodness is just a hindrance in brainwashing and evil downfall stories.

I think it’s amazing how general audience works have dark hero themes that are so deep.

Isn’t it the case that, for the convenience of depicting the protagonist as cool, the hero ends up being corrupt and the citizens are portrayed as scum, which creates a situation where justice falls into evil?

Or do you mean that you like the idea of a defenseless girl, whose values of thinking she was right regardless of the facts have been shattered, falling in love with her master?

>>83

Personally, I believe that in terms of a fall into evil, the opposite of evil is often not justice, but rather the good that the fallen object represents.

It seems that the challenging battle aspect may hinder the execution of the harem.

I want to see more stories where a fallen heroine, similar to NTR, appears as an enemy.

I felt sorry for the hero from episode 1 and for Ribbon-san, who was killed and forced into submission, so I guess I’m not cut out for this.

I’m clearing out the evil-turned Zico released last year during the sale.

The evil side Zico, who is firm until the fall into darkness, is unknown…

There is a common point that both the former Ribbon Saber and the latest streamer type have had thoughts about hero life.

It’s a fairly honest feeling that I don’t really feel happy being adored by a child who has lost even the subtleties of emotions along with their descent into evil…

It’s easy to understand and good, but I feel that the death of the man who was seriously being a hero might be a bit of a noise…

Becoming a combatant and high-grade transformations are aspects of dignity destruction and de-individualization, so they are different from falling into evil.

Corruption is about exposing hidden aspects and twisting parts through training, but high-grade transformation is just about enjoying the complete ruin.

The main character’s position is like that, and while the heroine looks sexy, there aren’t enough scenes that properly show that sexiness, which makes it feel half-hearted.

I want to see scenes of being tied up with a ribbon, depicting a more voluptuous and tight big-breasted body.

This person wants to depict emotions and feelings in erotic doujin, but they weren’t skilled at it… Stories about unrequited love weren’t particularly interesting either.

Conversely, it was much easier to read and use without the lines.

No matter how much preparation is made to dull judgment in a desperate situation, I hope that the final boundary of falling is something that the girl herself crosses.

It has the potential to be interesting.

I want you to do your best.

It seems that even in cases of falling into evil, everyone is still seeking a sense of ethics.

>>100

It’s fine to go all out on erotic aspects in terms of ethics, but when it comes to violence, it gets a bit…

Why is the girl in this situation? Since there’s no explanation, she’s just a pervert… so I couldn’t really get into the manga.

I thought the pace was slow considering the emphasis on impact, but with the child in episode 7, it seems like I’m finally starting to get into it.

I think the anonymous poster explains the allure of becoming evil in a very logical way.

For now, if you like a harem where girls are turned into obedient slaves who serve you, it seems like a manga that you could read and would want to continue.

I just can’t get on board with the scenario aspect…

I saw it, but before even talking about the settings, it’s not very good as a manga.

Why is it that every time in the final action scene, the characters are facing backwards or their eyes aren’t drawn?

The action might be good, but won’t that leave the readers with no impact from the characters…?

I don’t like the protagonist or the heroine.

So, can we count a heroine who is purely turned into a necromancy corpse as a fall to evil?

>>108

It’s not an anonymous thread, but the classifications in this area are vague and rough, so it feels like it could go either way.

If there are memories from before their death, it feels like it wouldn’t be much different from a fall into evil due to brainwashing and modification.

The author’s big-breasted interracial erotic manga was good, but the clueless scenario was a bit far-fetched.

Hmm, this isn’t a fall into evil, it’s my own downfall.

Big-breasted Shiratori is nice.

The number has increased compared to the past, but it’s still hard to come across ones I like.

I have no choice but to write it myself.

It’s more pleasurable to have someone else do it for you than to do it yourself.

I tried to do it myself, but as I was revising, I started to notice the flaws in the story and it remained like that.

People who can properly wrap things up and finish are amazing.

Sometimes, there are nameless individuals who are influenced by the passion, so grassroots activities are important.

I think it’s a good general work when viewed from the perspective of the enslavement of beautiful girls through personality modification.

I feel that one reason I can’t fully engage is the appeal to the protagonist having a decent sense of ethics, their actions to align with the right side, and the undermining of the hero relationship and indifference.

I hadn’t really thought about it much, but I felt that the idea of a bad fall being reversible (able to return if you have a strong heart) might actually be more erotic.

Is it good or bad…

At least it’s good because it’s “buy now.”