My Harem Consists Entirely of Female Demon Villains

Isekai transport is rarely a gentle affair, but for this self-proclaimed hero, it lands him in the most perilous of spots: the silk-sheeted bed of a fearsome female demon lord. Having crossed into a world ripped straight from a video game's villain roster, his first waking moment is met with the cold, calculating gaze of a woman who could unmake him with a flick of her wrist. The only thread keeping his head attached to his shoulders is the absurd, preemptive measure he took before the journey—binding himself in marriage to every single villainous queen within the game's code. This peculiar loophole transforms certain death into a tenuous, chaotic survival. Now, instead of plotting his demise, his new demonic spouses have set their sights on a far more bothersome prize: his strategic counsel and, more distressingly, his exclusive affection. Each villain vies for his hand in marriage—again—while simultaneously demanding he pledge his tactical genius to their individual bids for world conquest. The throne room has become a stage for petty rivalries, and his bedchamber a battlefield of romantic scheming. Buried under a mountain of wedding proposals and megalomaniacal requests, the overwhelmed earthling finds himself utterly cornered. With no escape route in sight and his sanity fraying by the hour, he turns to the one place that might offer a lifeline—the digital masses. The question hangs heavy: how does one manage a harem of demonic overlords without becoming a pawn in their global war for domination? Answers, urgent, are required.