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  • Sword Saint Adel’s Second Chance & Hazure Skill #1-3

    Posted on February 15, 2024 10:38 am by Offkorn Comment

    A work by the same author as Eiyuuou, Bu o Kiwameru Tame Tenseisu, Kenseijo Adel no Yarinaoshi (English subtitle: A Peerless Swordmaster Begins Anew as a Saint to Save the Princess) has a number of similarities to that series. For the most part they’re basic genre-related aspects though and the story/character details are rather different; I in fact didn’t even notice they were by the same person until the Afterword section explicitly mentioned it (which was fortunate since I probably wouldn’t have even picked it up had I known).

    Anyway it’s decently entertaining if a bit on the rushed side, so I plan to keep following along so long as the author doesn’t repeat the mistakes he made with that pervious series.

    Hazure Skill (English subtitle: The Guild Member with a WORTHLESS SKILL Is Actually a LEGENDARY ASSASSIN) is a series I initially skipped over due to some negative reviews complaining about a messed up story structure that was difficult to follow… and I have no idea what book they were reading because it certainly wasn’t any of these. Something of a cross between Hagure Yuusha no Aesthetica and Lv2 kara Cheat this series is an overpowered protagonist comedy with an ecchi subfocus and a fondness for small forward timeskips.

    Most chapters end with one and sometimes they even show up mid-chapter, giving the books a sort of anthology or 4-koma feel to them. A more minor thing to note would be that the title is a bit of a misdirection considering the protagonist possesses obscene physical, magical, and tactical abilities wholly independent of his relatively weak skill. The skill is completely beside the point.

    If that were all I’d probably keep reading since the comedy bits are often pretty good, but, unfortunately, there’s also a rather large flaw: The romance aspects. They’re real bad, with innumerable lust-crazed women and girls throwing themselves at the protagonist often for no more reason than because he’s stronger than they are (to be fair, the rare male side characters throwing themselves at anyone with big breasts aren’t depicted any better). It gets old fast.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Hayaken Hazure Skill Kennoji Kenseijo Adel no Yarinaoshi Paranormal Romance Young Adult Novel
  • Electric Angel & [Psychokinetic] Eyeball Pulling

    Posted on February 12, 2024 1:49 am by Offkorn Comment

    The first of Plum Parrot‘s Cyber Dreams novels has such extreme Cyberpunk 2077 energy that it actually went and made me reinstall the game (which was a mistake since despite the skill overhaul it’s still the same now as it was then). That aside the book’s notable for having a protagonist who makes some extraordinarily dumb mistakes at first only to wise up as events progress, and less fortunately for a cast of characters overly fond of making exhaustingly exclamatory statements… exhausting enough that I’m on the fence regarding whether or not to bother with the follow-ups.

    FreeID‘s [Psychokinetic] Eyeball Pulling series is a bit of a bait and switch, though I’m not sure if it was intentional or something that happened more naturally. Starting out like a hard to describe team-based post-apocalyptic survival sort of thing, by the end of the first book it’s basically become a pure fantasy version of Solo Leveling with a touch of Beneath the Dragoneye Moons. While the setting here is not as well formed as in either of those series (and there are some technical issues in the second book like doubled sentences), the event development manages to scratch that ‘complete domination via overpowered protagonist’ itch perfectly well enough.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Cyber Dreams Fantasy FreeID Plum Parrot Science Fiction [Psychokinetic] Eyeball Pulling
  • Legend of the Arch Magus & Dragon Missing

    Posted on February 7, 2024 10:46 am by Offkorn Comment

    Michael Sisa‘s Legend of the Arch Magus novels are an unambiguous guilty pleasure sort of series. Just an overpowered protagonist steamrolling his way through various issues thanks to a combination of pure personal domination and suspiciously reasonable secondary characters, with a small bit of kingdom building thrown in for good measure. So long as you don’t expect any sort of nuance it should be enjoyable enough for fans of the genre (though do beware of both pointless cliffhangers and fairly low page counts).

    The first book in Talia Beckett‘s Dragon Apparent series has a couple issues. The first is the setting: Why is it raining so much in Los Angeles? Why are the dragons more afraid of humans than unstoppable soul-devouring centipedes? The second is more severe: Most of the characters, the protagonist in particular, suffer from either suicidal stupidity or inconsistent characterization (sometimes both).

    Maybe things smooth out later on, but right now I just don’t have the stomach to power through such high levels of bizarre naïveté.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Dragon Apparent Fantasy Legend of the Arch Magus Michael Sisa Talia Beckett Urban Fantasy
  • Min-Maxing My TRPG Build #8 & Modern Villainess #4

    Posted on February 2, 2024 3:37 pm by Offkorn Comment

    TRPG Player‘s ninth installment is a bit strange in the way the protagonist frames the journey as though he and his party members are level 1 when… he’s obviously far, far beyond a first level character. It’s not a major issue, and the series certainly has a history of excessive modesty, but the disconnect is something to keep in mind for potential future developments.

    I’m going to have to drop the Gendai Shakai series with the release of its fourth novel. The level of patronization is just insane, the slow pacing guarantees that it’s not going to decrease any time soon, and the protagonist’s personality has begun to frequently flip-flop between ‘adult in a child’s body’ and a literal child. That last issue is particularly galling because the Afterword makes clear that it’s an intentional choice to promote the author’s belief that age=authority/credibility, which is an opinion that I refuse to support.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Gendai Shakai History Paranormal Romance Schuld Tofuro Futsukaichi TRPG Player ga Isekai Saikyou Build o Mezasu Young Adult Novel
  • THE GREATEST MAGICMASTER’S RETIREMENT PLAN & Mushoku Tensei #26

    Posted on February 1, 2024 3:44 pm by Offkorn Comment

    I picked up the first Saikyou Mahoushi no Inton Keikaku novel despite earlier misgivings on a whim and… ended up suitably disappointed. Things starts out okayish in the first half mostly due to it not being quite clear whether or not the tropes are meant to be satire, but by the third quarter it becomes apparent the story is being told in earnest. The spontaneous harem is one thing, but the contrived setting (there would be zero danger of the shield failing if they just stopped expanding) combined with the protagonist instantly caving to every imposition despite being demonstrably all-powerful is just too much to put up with.

    Based on the disappointment of its prequel, I went into the final Mushoku Tensei novel with fairly low expectations. So imagine my surprise when it turned out to be fantastic. Just a beautifully done combination of final battle, epilogue, and overall summation of the series. Zero complaints.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Izushiro Mushoku Tensei Paranormal Romance Rifujin na Magonote Saikyou Mahoushi no Inton Keikaku Young Adult Novel
  • Dead to the World & The Portal Wars Saga

    Posted on February 1, 2024 7:06 am by Offkorn Comment

    Annabel Chase‘s Crossroads Queen series starts off well enough with nothing really to complain about, featuring a nicely varied set of personalities and event development which doesn’t come across as forced or particularly questionable. That said, I’m not in the mood for another ‘independent loner discovers the joys of companionship’ series right now so I’m not sure when if ever I’ll pick up the continuations.

    The Portal Wars Saga, by James E. Wisher, is roughly split into two halves: The first four books cover the subjugation of the main continent, while the remaining three focus on the protagonist’s quest for immortality. That first half is pretty good if you’re looking for an anti-hero themed ‘persecution-to-domination’ story but suffers a bit where female characters are concerned. I have no idea why the author seemed so dead-set on sidelining the MC’s wife, but all it managed to accomplish was create a bunch of needless awkwardness that drags the story down.

    As for the second half, I doubt I’ll ever bother with it since the whole immortality subplot doesn’t seem very interesting.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Annabel Chase Crossroads Queen Fantasy James E. Wisher The Portal Wars Saga Urban Fantasy
  • I’m not the final Boss’s Lover #1-4 & Heroine on Strike

    Posted on January 30, 2024 10:28 am by Offkorn Comment

    The most notable thing about Choejong Boss’eui Aein’irani Ohaeibnida is that it starts up mid plotline at the beginning of a New Game+. That said, it’s by no means bad and events play out entertainingly enough to be worth picking it up if you’re in the mood for a combination of ‘revenge for being abandoned’ and awkward romance.

    Yet another variation in the ‘stolen fiancée’ genre, Yeojuingong’eun Pa’eob Jung doesn’t do anything particularly special. Like the above series I wouldn’t say it’s bad, but there’s not really anything to point to (at least in the first novel) and say ‘you should read it for this’. So only pick it up if you’re a fan of the genre.

    If I were just going by the two series’ contents I’d probably continue to follow them, but unfortunately for some reason they aren’t available any longer on Amazon and the Barnes & Nobles website and ebook reader are both atrocious. I would seriously love to slap whoever’s responsible for their design. Why do I get logged out every hour? Why isn’t a novel’s full title visible in the digital library? Why does the link in the digital library lead to a number rather than the book’s title? Why aren’t my reader preferences saved between books? It’s just a clunky unpleasant mess and not worth the hassle.

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  • Villainous Lord #4 & I Surrendered My Sword #5

    Posted on January 23, 2024 3:45 am by Offkorn Comment

    The fourth Ore dake Level ga Agaru Sekai novel is… pretty mediocre. The pacing is awful with little connective tissue between events. It also becomes all but certain that it’s going to turn into an inexplicable harem, and those two things combined make it likely I’m not going to continue following the series.

    The fifth Moto Saikyou no Kenshi novel is just plain bad. Circuitous dialog, choppy pacing, and overly convenient plot developments are all in plentiful supply. Frankly, I don’t see any reason to keep following this series either.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Moto Saikyou no Kenshi wa Isekai Mahou ni Akogareru Ore dake Level ga Agaru Sekai de Akutoku Ryoushu ni Natteita Shin Kouduki Waruiotoko Young Adult Novel
  • DEAD TIRED & Vigor Mortis

    Posted on January 22, 2024 10:59 am by Offkorn Comment

    RavensDagger’s Dead Tired series is an interesting mix of tabletop RPG elements, cultivation, and dad jokes… with the dad jokes (e.g. bad puns for miles) being by far the weakest part. The strongest aspect, which handily carries the series, is the character interactions. The maid, limpet, and both mantis girls are all fantastic and well worth wading through the occasional burst of cringe-inducing wordplay.

    Natalie Maher‘s Vigor Mortis series is a work that’s overall quite good, but only consistently so in the first novel.

    The second has an issue of expectation, where something occurs about halfway through promising serious consequences… only to end up just kind of ignored until nearly the end. The third makes it clear there’s a bit of shounen-itis going on (i.e. the protagonist seemingly becomes powerful only for someone/thing to randomly show up and curb-stomp her; repeat). And the fourth, despite having an ending that fits the series’ main themes, feels like a punt (and includes a baffling therapy segment partway through which reminds me of how the Evangelion TV show ended).

    Those themes, by the way, would be: Self-acceptance (or the lack thereof), no good deed goes unpunished, and pleasant servitude vs. unpleasant freedom (i.e. is it better to serve in heaven or reign in hell).

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Dead Tired Fantasy Natalie Maher Paranormal Romance RavensDagger Vigor Mortis
  • Death’s DAUGHTER #7 & Let This Grieving Soul Retire! #3

    Posted on January 18, 2024 12:52 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Not a single one of the things that made the Shinigami ni Sodaterareta Shoujo series entertaining is present in it’s seventh installment. It’s the driest, most boring thing I’ve had the misfortune of reading recently. Once again failing to deliver on the promise of a conclusion, it instead focuses wholly on the various armies’ reactions to the zombies’ appearance and only manages to completely extinguish any interest I had in following the series to its eventual end.

    There are no surprises one way or the other in the third Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai novel however and if you liked what came before you’ll ~probably~ also like this. As for me, while the reaction comedy is still amusing the level of the protagonist’s dependence/patheticness is getting to me and I doubt I’ll be following it any further.

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