History YMMV / DoYouLikeYourMom

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* CounterpartComparison: With ''LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool''. The main heroine is a close relative of the protagonist and regularly puts him in an awkward position because of extremely ambiguous incestuous situations. The main difference is that Mahouka plays the BrotherSisterIncest seriously in contrast to this LN, where the incest is played for parody and bawdy humor.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Even fans of this LN will tell you that the protagonist's hot young mom is the most interesting part of the story.
* IncestYayShipping: There's a significant number of fans who are unironically interested in seeing Mamako as Masato's love interest. It does (or doesn't) help that she's the main heroine, and the story is already laying the IncestSubtext on thick.
* {{Moe}}: Mamako is ''unbelievably'' Moe thanks to her sweet and bubbly personality coupled with the fact her character design is closer to that of an cute-and-huggable teenager rather than a 30+ housewife.
* NarmCharm: A teenage boy getting transported to another world and trying to become a hero only to be thwarted by his overprotective mother is a really silly premise. It's also a breath of fresh air in the infamously stagnant isekai genre.
* {{Squick}}: Do we have to remind you of the IncestSubtext?
* ViralMarketing: This series showed record sales for its publishing house, and almost all of its advertising revolved around stoking interest in the novelty of having the mother of the main character as one of the main heroines. You could also get special presents for bringing your mom to certain events.
* TheWoobie: Poor Mamako just wants to keep her son safe, but he's really distant from her and complains about every little thing. Moreover, he's already brought her to tears in the first chapter, saying that she butts in too much and that he doesn't want to be her son.

* BrokenBase: Although the series is clearly supposed to be a parody relying partially on shock value, that's not enough for some. Detractors feel that beneath all its claims of parody, it's just another run-of-the-mill light novel trying to appeal to a niche fetish.

* DudeNotFunny: If you brought your mother to an event dedicated to the release of the second volume, then you could get a mouse pad with Mamako bulges. Imagine having to explain that to your mom.

* CounterpartComparison: With LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool. The main heroine is a close relative of the protagonist and regularly puts him in an awkward position because of extremely ambiguous incestuous situations. The main difference is that Mahouka plays the BrotherSisterIncest seriously in contrast to this LN, where the incest is played for parody and bawdy humor.

* BrokenBase: Although the series clearly carries a parody motive and intends to shock the readers, a notable part of the audience found speculation on ParentalIncest rather frightening and took it as a sign of the obvious degradation of light novels due to an incestuous mania.
* CounterpartComparison: With LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool, concentrating on the main heroine, whom a close relative of the protagonist and regularly putting him in an awkward position because of extremely ambiguous incest situations. The main difference is that Mahouka seriously plays with the real BrotherSisterIncest in contrast to this work, where the incest is more parodied than trying to play specifically.
* DudeNotFunny: If you brought your mother to an event dedicated to the release of the second volume, then you could get a mouse pad with Mamako bulges. Needless to say, how would it be offensive for some?
* JustHereForGodzilla: Even the fans will tell you that a very young looking beautiful protagonist's mother as the main heroines of the show is the only thing that is worthy of attention in this series.
* IncestYayShipping: It seems that the series itself was created for this, considering that the main heroines in light novels are almost always considered as the main LoveInterest of the protagonist, and IncestSubtext makes up most of ShipTease already in the first volume.
* NarmCharm: Fantasy work about constantly complaining protagonist because of his mother overly protective of him? Yes, it was done on purpose.
* {{Squick}}: Do not be surprised that many readers, especially in the West, have found the main settings of this series repulsive.
* ViralMarketing: Despite the fact that this series showed record sales in the history of its publishing house, almost all of its advertising was a hype due to the fact that the main heroines is the mother of the main character, and you can get entitled bonuses if you bring your mother to the event.
* TheWoobie: It's hard not to feel sorry for Mamako because her only son appreciably shy of her and regularly arranges scandals because of every little thing. Moreover, he already brings her to tears in the first chapter, stating that she is obtrusive and he does not want to be her son.

* TheWoobie: It's hard not to feel sorry for Mamako because her only son appreciably shy of her and regularly arranges scandals because of every little thing. Moreover, he already brings her to tears in the first chapter, stating that she is obtrusive and he does not want to be her son.
* JustForFun/XMeetsY: LightNovel/SwordArtOnline meet Film/StopOrMyMomWillShoot.

* TheWoobie: It's hard not to feel sorry for Mamako because her only son appreciably shy of her and regularly arranges scandals because of every little thing. Moreover, he already brings her to tears in the first chapter, stating that she is obtrusive and he does not want to be her son.

* ViralMarketing: Despite the fact that this series showed record sales in the history of its publishing house, almost all of its advertising was a hype due to the fact that the main heroines is the mother of the main character, and you can get entitled bonuses if you bring your mother to the event.

* {{Squick}}: Do not be surprised that many readers, especially in the West, have found the main settings of this series repulsive.

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* Squick: Do not be surprised that many readers, especially in the West, have found the main settings of this series repulsive.