World's End Harem #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Cryosleep" kicks off World's End Harem #1 with a high-concept premise: a man enters cryosleep to survive a terminal illness, only to wake five years later to find his disease cured—yet the world has changed drastically. With 99% of the planet’s men gone due to an environmental catastrophe, he’s now one of the few remaining men, thrust into an unexpected role in rebuilding humanity. Written by LINK, Chris Stevens, and Sam Mitchell, and illustrated by Kotaro Shono with inks and lettering by the same, the story unfolds with a grounded, emotionally charged tone, all wrapped in a striking cover by Shono.
In the aftermath of a global catastrophe that wiped out nearly all men, Reito Mizuhara awakens from cryosleep to find himself among the last of his kind—his illness cured, but the world irrevocably changed. With only a handful of women left, including Elisa Tachibana, Mira Suou, Mahiru Mizuhara, and his own sister Ryu Mizuhara, Reito must navigate a fragile new world where survival means rebuilding humanity in ways he never imagined.
In a world where reproduction is tightly controlled, Reito Mizuhara struggles to reconcile his lingering grief for Elisa with the government’s demand that he sire offspring. Ordered to comply, Mira Suou is sent to seduce him—her mission blurring the line between duty and desire. As tensions rise between duty and emotion, Reito must confront what it means to move forward in a world that demands he forget the past.
In a world where reproduction is a matter of state control, Reito Mizuhara remains resolute in his loyalty to Elisa, even as the government pressures him by testing other women at the medical facility. Mira Suou, caught in the system’s web, finds herself drawn into a tense, intimate struggle that tests her will and her place in a future where love and survival are both on the line.
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