The Fiery Scion

A young mage finally leaves his isolated schooling behind and walks straight into a world twisted by a curse that makes nearly every child born female. It's less a subtle setup than a blunt excuse for what follows.

That curse shapes everything he runs into: a population skewed hard toward women, enemies who want him dead, and no shortage of women who want him for other reasons. He fights his way through the former while building relationships with the latter, and those relationships rarely stay platonic.

You follow him from encounter to encounter, mixing fights with the women he meets and courts, and the story keeps pushing toward the obvious outcome: fewer enemies, more children, and a household that keeps growing. It's a straightforward loop dressed up in fantasy trappings, and it never pretends to be more than that.