Anta to Osananajimi tte dake demo Iya nanoni! Zekkou kara Hajimaru S-kyuu Bishoujo to no Gakuen Nariagari Seikatsu

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Up to chapter 9

I love this so far but this is one of those harems that would be better off with only one real love interest, but Suzuki is just too charming.
Rua "the evil pig" is written to be "bad" in such a good way that I can't help but hate her, and loathe the idea of her being endgame.
The beginning of the story was no doubt the best part, because i'ts not a slow start and we Immediately feel the action.

Characters: Mc is kind of one dimensional so far, but he's not a weak pushover and stands true to his words. His love interests ... all have well written background stories although a bit cliche.
Rua is a horrible person and i can't help but continue reading to see her get what she deserves.

8 stars so far highly recommend if you like the somewhat cliche, guilty pleasure themes.
There's always more potential for growth.

As of now up to Chapter 3 I would give it like a 7.5/10

I can see a lot of potential in this series when it comes to character building and world building. This series does have cliche moments like many other romcom/harem but it also has certain elements within the series that could be built upon to add more depth into the characters and world. Within a couple chapters you can already see progress within the protagonist trying to better himself and improve his life and those around him.

Overall I would recommend this series as of now and really hope this series surpasses my ... expections.

Everyone may have felt that they own the world and can do no wrong as a child, a mentality that quickly is proven wrong either by suffering the consequences of thinking that way, or by having people that show you how to empathize with others and be humble. The main antagonist is someone who has neither, as she has unchecked power (money and fame), and people that only validate her way of being; Thus making her an incredibly narcissistic person, detached from how reality works, seeing other people as servants for her whims.

The MC is someone who was finally able to free himself from ... being dependant on that person, trying to live as himself for once. He's determined and quickly understands how noxious that environment was for him, holding his ground as his own person every time she tries to include herself as his "owner", whilst trying to broaden his experiences with other things and making friends.

This is a good plot, and the other characters introduced so far, although rather simple and cliché, make for a fun little story. The problem is that the author is too protective of the antagonist; A character that suffered directly from her actions is still friendly and supportive towards her, and considering how ruthless she was and how she never showed any concern or redeemable feats to be worthy of that support, it makes me think that the antagonist may not suffer real consequences, even though she's getting more and more unhinged as the story progresses.

Because of that, I recommend waiting more chapters before picking up this manga. It has the potential to be a fun and simple read, but it can also be a disappointing mess in which a bully gets to be redeemed without being put in their place.