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I've seen a number of series, even ones with and actual polygamy ending, where the protagonist started being reluctant or opposed to having an harem. I suppose this is done to make the main character more relatable to Japanese readers and as a reason to delay progress with the girls.
For this series, Satou was introduced as being on love with Hime to the point of following her to another world so I can understand the author not wanting him to fall immediatly for other girls, but him.insisting that Hime is the only one after he convinced the others to marry him makes him look bad instead. Could've been handled much better had Satou not being so stubbirn, but maybe season 2 Is going to fix that.
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