What makes this series different from most other oneeloli manga I've read is the protagonist is explicitly and self-admittedly a pedophile, to the extent that she deliberately tries to avoid situations where she might meet a young girl. While I think it is more "honest" than most other such manga for that reason, it also gives the comedy quite a weird feeling lol.
I apologize if this comes across as offensive, and please feel free to correct me if I'm misunderstanding something. However, I find it strange how we often use the term lolicon instead of calling it what it really seems to be: pedophilia. When an older person is drawn to "cute" and clearly young-looking characters, we soften the language by calling it lolicon, but the underlying theme doesn’t really change.
Personally, I tend to avoid this genre, but this particular work seems relatively innocent & uniquely different, though I’m still struggling to find the right words to describe it. Aika, for instance, appears to have a distinct personality, rather than being portrayed as the typical submissive, naive child character often found in many lolicon-themed manga. However, since it's only the first chapter, it's too soon for me to judge the direction of the series.
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