Adam-s Sweet Agony

That’s not punishment. That’s Adam’s sweet agony. And it means you’re alive.

Upon transferring to a specialized high school, Itsuki enters an environment where the gender ratio is overwhelmingly skewed (90% female). This setting serves as a microcosm for the larger world. The Power Shift: Adam-s Sweet Agony

In this world, a mysterious pandemic has left 4 billion men completely impotent—except for one high school student, . To keep his "ability" a secret and avoid being treated like a lab specimen, Itsuki transfers to Shinonome Academy, a school where 90% of the students are female. The narrative follows Itsuki as he navigates the aggressive advances of various female characters, including: That’s not punishment

The adjective "Sweet" is the operative word that distinguishes this trope from standard tragedy. In traditional tragedy (think Oedipus Rex or Hamlet ), agony leads to catharsis, but it is rarely enjoyed. It is endured. Upon transferring to a specialized high school, Itsuki