[PLOT SPOILERS AHEAD]

There's a Japanese TV drama series on Netflix called Million Yen Women. The main character has essentially been MGTOW (without realizing it) for some years, focusing on his writing career.

Then, suddenly, these five young women (ages 17~30) show up to live in his house. Some anonymous person sent them an invitation and they each have to pay him 1 million yen (a bit over $10,000) rent per month each. Another rule is he's not allowed to ask them any questions about themselves.

Side Note: One of the actresses, who plays the oldest woman, is Rila Fukushima who was in The Wolverine (the ninja-ish chick who goes to America to get Wolverine and bring him to Japan) and Ghost in the Shell (red-robed geisha robot). She was pretty badass in this, I thought.

Anyway, back on topic, it was fascinating watching the series (only one so far) through a redpill/MGTOW lense as each of them tries to manipulate him, including using seduction and plot against each other. It's one of those edgy dramas that lets you see all the fucked up things women do to get their way.

After a series of disasters, he just gives up and tries to go his own way again, but one of the women hunts him down and seduces him very forcefully to committing to a relationship with her.

Anyway, if you've watched it, share your thoughts here. If you haven't and are open to watching something from a different culture, check it out. If you've never watched Japanese TV before, it might be a bit slow to start for you. The main guy is like an inverse alpha - his passivity is actually his strength. For the most part, he's non-reactive and just wants to do his own thing without being sucked into all the BS that people want to push him into.