Long-long ago, there was a war that lasted over a century. It started between humans and monsters, who were separated by the mountains, cutting through the continent. The cause of this war has been lost in the chaos of history. All that remained was a cycle of grudges, as fighting led to more fighting. However, both humans and monster got tired of killing each other. Thus, ten years ago, they formed a non-aggression treaty and put the end to the war. Old enemies are now best buddies and no one will be surprised to find a city, where both humans and monsters live. Of course, old scars are not that easy to heal and some humans discriminate against monsters and vice versa. The manga focuses on the town of Lindworm. Dr.Glenn is a human doctor that runs his clinic to treat monster girls. Of course, many injured girls appreciate the help of the doctor and make declarations of love to him. One day, the routine life of Dr.Glenn ends, when he discovers the dark side of the life in the city of Lindworm.

I know what you are thinking, that is not the continuation of Monster Musume: Everyday Life with Monster Girls. There are many differences between them, take for example settings and completely different storylines. Anyways, while there have not been that many chapters for me to be able to give any reasonable assessment for the storyline, I can say that there have been many things going on. There was a war and humans and monsters are supposed to treat each other as equals, but that is not as easy as that. Litbeit Glenn is a monster girl doctor and there is a reason for him to be monster only doctor. His assistant is a lamia that seems to respect Doctor Glenn very much and there is a reason for that that has been explained already. Long story short, so far, the story does seem to pay attention to each and every detail needed for the reader to get an idea of what is going on.

Character wise, the manga shows the reason why Neikes Saphentite and Litbeit Glenn care for each other that much and it is just entertaining to observe how they help their patients. Indeed, I would love to see more development from the side of supporting characters, but this is not something for me to say after having read only 13 chapters of the manga.

All in all, this manga, as well as the light novel are getting an anime adaptation in July, 2020. And I can say is that this series has potential to be quite entertaining. Monster Musume no Oishasan does not try to be good only because of ecchi scenes, rather here it is something that cannot be skipped and should be shown. In addition to this, this fan service has never been that annoying for me, somehow it helped me appreciate the work of Glenn. I did not like, however, that doctor Glenn was female monsters doctor only. I do understand that the name of this manga/light novel is ‘Monster Musume’, but it would be more interesting if there were an episode, when Doctor Glenn had to help some male monster. Who knows? Maybe it will happen in the future chapters. With that being said, this is an ecchi manga, there is fan service, but I like The Doctor for Monster Girls for the fact that it also has an okay story, as well as likeable characters.