Tokyo Black Box Case.04 The Sadistic Professor's Case Report - Breaking the Rookie Female Investigator!

@YQII:
To support my argument, I encourage you to watch I, the Jury (1982),
a wildly entertaining detective movie, in which Armand Assante plays
a brutal, womanizing Mike Hammer. The film received a hard-R rating
for sex, nudity, and violence. It's so hot that it could easily be turned
into a porn flick (or a hentai series).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I, the Jury

I love FAKKU because of the thoughtful comment sections AND the ludicrously hot eroge. Thank you @YQII and @H-CONNOISSEUR AKA Ecchi-senpai. 🤓

@YQII:
I appreciate your long, well-written reply, but I must disagree.

Within the realm of fiction, being a detective is not a "regular occupation,"
like being an OL, a teacher, or a candy-maker. It represents a major genre,
and there happens to be an important sub-genre:
the Pornographic Detective Story, which is extremely popular.

(Interestingly, Lesbian Detective Porn seems to be especially
popular. I used to work for a book distributor, and there were
days when it seemed like every other book that passed through
my hands was a lesbian detective novel.)

Beyond that, countless pornographic books have been written
in every major genre, including Horror, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy.

I respect Japanese editors because they put profitability
ahead of ideology, but that doesn't mean they're always
right. In this case, I think they're missing an opportunity.

Besides, there's always been a strong erotic streak in detective
fiction. Consider a mainstream classic like The Maltese Falcon.
The detective, Sam Spade, is a cynical, amoral horndog
who's fucking his partner's wife.
He's also fucking his client, Brigid O'Shaughnessy,
a murderous crook who uses sex as a tool.
Joel Cairo is a gay criminal who also uses sex as a tool.
Casper Gutman is a middle-aged criminal mastermind
who's involved in a homosexual relationship with his
twink/henchman, Wilmer Cook.
Plus, there seems to be some sort of relationship
between Joel and Wilmer.

And that's a non-pornographic book! The sexual element is even more
pronounced in books like the immensely popular Mike Hammer series.
So there's absolutely no reason why a good eromangaka can't include
a respectable detective story in a satisfyingly sexy chapter about
detectives. As engrishteacher notes, all you have to do is overlap the
sex with the detective work in a creative way.

I should note that American underground "comix" routinely combine
pornographic sex with strong, engrossing stories set within specific
genres, including the detective genre. It can be done!

That would be quite refreshing, I must admit.

@engrishteacher:
The Japanese have always been fond of Westerns, since they
see a strong similarity between the wandering gunslinger and
the wandering ronin, so I'm surprised we never see any hentai
set in the Old West. The possibilities are endless.