Honestly, it's not a bad story. That unhelpful summary, of which we can expect of Dreamy Translations, isn't entirely on the mark. Let me be clear, he doesn't force, coerce, threaten or manipulate these women into doing anything. So, he gets a system that rewards him for saving and banging celebrities. He gets points which are spent on stat upgrades or at his system point store where he can buy objects that do things like magically produce water and electricity despite the power long since going down. He tells and... more>> shows them the points they provide are extremely important to their continued survival and his. He gets stronger, but the celebrities are more or less useless beyond being point farms. But, he discovers, if he uses his system to register a Civilian as a s*ave, they get a percentage of his stats and their own ability. For Celebrities there's stuff they must do before they meet the requirements to "Class Change". For his first "s*ave" he saved a woman, slept with her, and asked if she wanted to be his s*ave. After explaining why, she agreed, got power, and he doesn't treat her any different from the celebrities. She calls him Master but that's a personal choice on her part, she a bit of a masochist. I like the MC cause he's a straight shooter, he doesn't hide things from his women and if he finds them annoying, he will tell them. None of them give him crap nor would he stand for it if they did. He's very dominant and stand up for himself. He makes sure he stands at the top of the group but doesn't bully or treat anyone like crap unless they pick a fight with him. He's ruthless but fair. My main grips with the story, though, is the extremely lacking physical descriptions for the heroines. It rarely ever goes beyond "she's pretty with a big rack" it's frustrating. Maybe once, a woman's hairstyle or color will be described. If you can get past that, it's a pretty solid read. <<less