Kagari gathers all seven girls in the great hall. The raw dialogue is brutal:
彼女：「私たちはただの薬ですか？」
“Are we just medicine to you?”
Jin doesn’t deny it. He can’t. His remaining time shows floating above his head (a unique narrative device in this manga): 26 days, 4 hours, 12 minutes.
The harem’s “leader” — Miyabi, the elegant sword magical girl — demands proof. Jin reveals his curse mark: a pulsing black sigil that expands each time he drains magical energy. If it reaches his heart, he dies instantly. If he stops draining, he dies in a month anyway.
The raw title box appears mid-chapter:
「絶望の選択肢」 – Options of Despair Kagari gathers all seven girls in the great hall
Over the next week, with the sigil burning warmer and his body thrumming with borrowed curse-power, Link gathered eleven more girls. They were not all willingly rescued—some fought as if saving them would take away their last defiance—but the sigil’s promise swayed even stubborn hearts: debt or deliverance, one month’s end would decide everything.
They were, altogether, absurd and magnificent: a fledgling harem bound by necessity, by rancid curses, and by the sigil’s cold promise.
The keyword you searched includes “doutei” (virgin) and “kunrinsu” (likely a misspelling of 君臨す — to reign). That’s because early raw aggregators used machine translation. The actual chapter doesn’t focus on virginity but on emotional intimacy vs. physical drain.
Given the raw ending, Chapter 62 will likely explore:
Our protagonist, Kuroki Jin (21, virgin, stage 4 magic cancer), has one month to live. His unique curse—Demon Blood King—absorbs magical energy from contracted magical girls, extending his life by hours per kiss, days per… more intimate acts. Jin doesn’t deny it
By Chapter 60, Jin has built a harem of seven magical girls, each from different corrupted monster-fighting guilds. But the twist? They don’t know he’s dying. They believe he’s building a harem for power, not survival.
The last panel of Chapter 60: “The king’s throne — empty. But the harem’s loyalty… already cracking.”
While six girls step back in horror, Lilia (the shy healing-type magical girl, often comic relief in earlier chapters) does something unexpected.
Raw panel description: She walks forward, lifts Jin’s face, and kisses him — fully, without hesitation.
Her speech bubble:
「あなたが死ぬなら、私も一緒に死ぬ。それが魔法少女の契約よ。」
“If you die, I die with you. That’s the magical girl contract.”
The curse mark pulses — but instead of advancing, it shrinks slightly. Jin gains +2 days.
First hint: Genuine love slows the curse. Not just physical contact.
Kunrinsu Link woke to the smell of rain and a sky split by a silver moon. He was an ordinary university student until the night he found the wooden sigil tucked inside an old manga at a secondhand stall: a carved circle of interlocking moons and a single kanji—yomei. When he traced its grooves the sigil flared cold and the voice that answered was neither male nor female but calm and crystalline.
“You have awakened Makutsu no Ō—King of Curses. I am the Pact of One Month.” and at the end
The voice offered a bargain: one full lunar cycle of uncanny power in exchange for binding himself to a dozen fated girls—each a would-be magical girl whose souls were fractured by a curse. Bind them, free them, and at the end, Makutsu no Ō would either crown him or devour him. Link, weary of a humdrum life and curious beyond good sense, accepted.