Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari II

Maybe I think this anime is not to bad if you someone who don't need much story and i guess this anime is not bad at all and i know for some people this anime is very boring and have so much fan service and sometimes have some dry jokes but this anime that where you can watch when you don't want to thinking about the story plot and when you're horny i guess hahahaha but in my perspective it's not really bad anime for just stress relief and if you want to know the next story after episode 13 you can read the manga ... from chapter 70 the story will be focused on relationship between satou and the ring princess in satou world not in the isekai and the story will be end with satou have children with his 5 wife's and become king in the isekai

NB: Sorry for the little spoiler

is a simple fantasy romance with a harem/ecochi flavor, built around a clear gimmick: marriage rings as a source of power and a “party” of brides traveling together. Don’t expect deep worldbuilding or surprising twists — the plot is mostly straightforward and follows familiar fantasy beats. What it does well is keeping things light and easy to watch, with a steady mix of romance, comedy, and occasional action.

If you like uncomplicated fantasy romance with harem elements, this will probably work for you. If you want strong writing, tight pacing, or meaningful character development, it may feel repetitive.

Manga continuation info: the Season 2 finale adapts up ... to around Chapter 69 (the second half of the final episode). If you want to continue after the anime, start from Chapter 69 (or Chapter 70 if you want only new content). The manga has 86 chapters total, so there are about 17 chapters left to read.

I don’t recommend this anime, not even to ecchi fans. First of all, the excessive focus on fan service instead of actual development is a big problem. Instead of deepening the relationship with each girl, it just throws boobs and more boobs in your face. A passive protagonist with a harem being forced down your throat is one of the hardest things to swallow. For example, he only loves Hime, yet the other princesses end up attracted to him without any convincing emotional development. This weakens the harem’s dynamics and removes the impact of each character. The relationships are shallow, and the princesses’ development is ... very superficial.

The best scene for me was Granart’s mother interacting with her — by far the funniest moment.

As for the animation, it’s not great, but it’s not terrible either, and the soundtrack is just okay. That said, I only watched until the end because of Granart, who is by far the best girl. It’s a shame she got almost no romantic development and was treated as just “another princess to give power to the protagonist.”