The World Exists for Me, Volume 2

Volume 2 is much better than the first volume. As the reviewer said above me, it is still much an introduction. However, the story thickens and there's some history thrown in. Like the first volume we're introduced to Louis XIV and Mme. de Montespan in this one we learn about Gilles de Rais. Though the stories are loosely interpretted in these mangas they still make for a very interesting tale! It's going to be fun reading what happens to Sekai and if she ever gives in to Machiavello.

Then this manga is for you. This volume is mostly an introduction, but it looks like it may have a fairly interesting mythology once it gets going. The heroine is fairly passive in this volume, but that may be due to the rather rude shocks she recieves early in the story. If you're offended by naughty scenes or sexual coercion fantasies, you'll want to skip this one.