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  • THE WHITE MAGE #3 & Privateer’s CommissioN #2

    Posted on October 16, 2025 8:47 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Although the third of Argus Philo & Montgomery Quinn‘s The White Mage novels does include a conclusion… the series would’ve been far better off concluded at the end of the second with there being no mention of a lich. Basically all this book offers is a large collection of lesbian-adjacent sex scenes.

    As suspected, the second of Randi Darren‘s Privateer’s Commission novels goes all-in on the harem elements. Fortunately this does not detract much from events as a whole and the protagonist’s slight detachment from everything going on around him remains entertaining. So while I could certainly do with less heavy-handed flirting the setting and background developments remain interesting enough to pick up any continuation.

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  • Diplomacy & TRUE MAGIC #1-2

    Posted on October 13, 2025 10:40 am by Offkorn Comment

    Stuart Grosse‘s nineteenth Lich Returnee novella is the first in the series I find myself ambivalent about. It kind of feels at this point as though it’s progressing solely for the sake of progression. There doesn’t seem to be an endgoal in mind beyond slightly re-imagining the geopolitical landscape.

    The first two of K. Voss‘ True Magic novels mainly stand out from the isekai crowd for being lesbian-focused paranormal romance. While the first one is pretty good despite its slowish pacing, the second unfortunately makes me think the series would’ve been better off had the power-stealing ritual been reversed rather than disrupted. A story about dealing with the dying gasps of an empire while having to avoid being corrupted by overwhelming power would’ve been far more engaging than chasing after a villain who keeps inexplicably winning the lottery:

    This guy just had the very source of his power stolen, his preparations shattered, and a chunk of his army massacred… yet somehow a week later all his plans are perfectly on track and all the protagonist’s efforts were just delaying the inevitable.

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  • Web Novels, Vol. 16

    Posted on September 22, 2025 12:48 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Terminal Fleet

      An interesting sci-fi series that’s kind of a cross between Cyperpunk and Warhammer 40k. It starts off quite good only to degrade a bit with the whole infiltration plotline; there’s already a story there with the romance and new job, you don’t need incongruously personal world-ending stakes on top of that.

    REVOLVER CHRONICLES

      While I’m not a fan of the Dark Souls mechanics that have been hamfisted into the combat scenes, or any game mechanics really, the author clearly both has a detailed vision and executes it competently.

    Princess of the Void

      A remarkably good sci-fi paranormal romance series which, curiously, feels a little like Risou no Himo Seikatsu. Although I enjoyed the first book for the most part, ultimately all the drama around the relationship dynamic comes across as manufactured semantics.

    Swan Song

      First thing to note about this is the unusual prose; there are fairly frequent odd turns of phrase scattered about. That aside the beginning is pretty interesting, if a bit disjointed… but unfortunately the complete 180 on the day before his execution is brutal.

    Throne of Gods

      The events here lack grounding. Things seem to happen only because the story needs them to, with the characters’ actions feeling particularly abnormal.

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  • A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO EVIL & ARE YOU EVEN HUMAN #2

    Posted on August 28, 2025 11:34 pm by Offkorn Comment

    David Verburg‘s first A Practical Guide to Evil novel is quite good. One particular thing to note about it is that unlike most works based on a Royal Road webnovel, this one’s an extended rewrite rather than a direct transcription. Meaning that the two versions do not match up and you can’t just jump from one to other. Allegedly it’s only the first webnovel volume that’s being expanded this way though and theoretically the second should match up 1-1 with the fourth published novel.

    The second of Natalie Maher‘s Are You Even Human novels seems specifically designed to annoy me. The first military-heavy half with the boot camp was aggravating enough, but it was the full switch to the alien perspective that ultimately lost me. It no longer felt like a story… more like a collection of expressed opinions.

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  • END GAME & Accidentally WOLF

    Posted on August 23, 2025 12:43 pm by Offkorn Comment

    The conclusion to John Van Stry‘s Wolfhounds series is… okay I guess? It does precisely what it set out to do, no more and no less. Personally I could have done with a bit more spontaneity in how the assault played out and a little less of the antagonist’s past life recap, but making a plan and sticking to it is far from the worst way to end something.

    I picked up the first of Erin R Flynn‘s Seraphine Thomas novels quite some time ago in what I can only assume was a fit of nostalgia. It’s been a while since I read this kind of book and ended up putting off reading it time and time again, but fortunately it initially wasn’t as bad as I feared. No, the event progression was tollerable enough until about a quarter of the way through when a three-pronged deal-killer appeared; the vampire sovereignty thing, assassinating an FBI officer being less illegal than gun smuggling, and then sex out of nowhere.

    Any one or two of those I could’ve forced my way through. But all of them back to back? Nope.

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  • GUILD MAGE

    Posted on August 20, 2025 9:52 pm by Offkorn Comment

    I picked up David Niemitz‘s Guild Mage series after it was advertised in a recent Metaworld Chronicles chapter and saw the author was thankfully not one of those who felt it necessary to shove their genre into their work’s title. Even better, after finishing the first novel it became apparent they were one of the relative few to take advantage of having a full site’s worth of proof readers; the only technical error that stood out was near the very end when the protagonist’s cat was misgendered.

    I liked it enough to immediately pre-order the second and then head over to the web novel version because I didn’t feel like waiting.

    The series is your classic overpowered protagonist coming-of-age story with some minor romance elements taking place over a slightly longer timeframe than usual, due to the the whole half-elf heritage thing. The first book (the only one currently available in offline form) has her going from peasant to apprentice, the second introduces a wider conflict and brings her into nobility, the third is the seemingly requisite academy arc (thankfully truncated), the fourth the beginning of her rise to true power, and the fifth the acquisition of that power.

    Throughout it all I only ended up with two complaints: The romance with the nobleman was handled incredibly badly from multiple angles, and the couple of perspective chapters from the royal antagonists in later volumes are exceptionally uninteresting.

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  • ULTIMATE DREAMS & ESCAPE FROM HEAVALUN

    Posted on August 13, 2025 10:49 am by Offkorn Comment

    Shawn Wilson‘s ninth Ultimate Level 1 novel has some odd pacing, starting off hectic as it deals with the kidnapping from the prequel and then just kind of sliding into some incredibly laid-back tower-clearing. There’s a threat of war looming in the background but everyone just kind of ignores it until they literally can’t any more, then essentially just go right back to tower clearing as if nothing happened. At least they do, finally, clear the tower (apparently marking the end of the story’s first segment). It was certainly a mixed bag of a journey.

    Escape from Heavalun‘s title is a bit misleading as only the first quarter takes place there, with the rest occurring on the lizard people’s homeworld. Now you could argue that the title is metaphorical and references the protagonist’s efforts to escape from his past (an argument the author attempts at the very end)… but that’s pushing things. Although it’s not really a big deal either way. No, more of an issue is how heavy the romance goes right from the starting line. We’re talking a ‘soulmates at first sight’ kind of deal which everything else revolves upon to a sometimes implausible degree.

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  • the DEVIL PRINCESS & Kunon the Sorcerer Can See #1-4

    Posted on August 4, 2025 12:52 pm by Offkorn Comment

    The first Akuma Koujo novel, like the author’s previous work, plays around a bit with the genre; it starts out like a reincarnation isekai only to go in a different direction by the end. It also plays around a bit with perception to a rather effective degree. My only complaint at this point would be that the protagonist obsesses far too much about acting human in the middle portion.

    The Majutsushi Kunon wa Mieteiru series is a magical research-focused overpowered protagonist series with a lead reminiscent of Koujo Denka no Kateikyoushi‘s, only more on the flirty side. Which makes it all the more surprising that this isn’t a harem series. It is however, unfortunately, a school life series. While the elementary school arc was thankfully brief, the first year of the high-school/university arc ends up spanning three novels. I have no interest whatsoever in reading six more books set in this location and will almost certainly drop it if the pace doesn’t quicken.

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  • TOMB DIVERS & Elven Lands

    Posted on August 3, 2025 2:44 am by Offkorn Comment

    Robyn Bee‘s Tomb Divers novel is, rather surprisingly, quite good for the most part. Both our protagonist and his love interests have engaging personalities and the setting is pleasantly unusual, going for an Egyptian theme rather than generic fantasy. It’s the harem elements which end up the main problem, as they both appear quite suddenly and develop at a blistering pace. Despite that issue and the promise of potentially worse in the same vein to come, I’ll likely pick up any continuation in order to see how the historical mystery plays out.

    The eighth of Stuart Grosse‘s Reborn as the First Boss novellas is very strange. The protagonist has spent nearly all of the previous seven books hiding her heritage and yet here she just instantly reveals it to the first person of authority she comes across. I could understand elves being less judgmental than humans about such things as a setting detail but… why would she be so confidant about that? It feels like a black mark and depending on how things go in the next book I may end up having to drop it.

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  • Web Novels, Vol. 14

    Posted on August 1, 2025 5:00 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Applied Cultivation

      Despite my usual tendency to avoid cultivation-based stories, I found this one growing on me fairly quickly. I think it’s partly a result of the protagonist being aware of and not beholden to the genre’s tropes and partly the engaging dynamic between him and his (eventual) friends. That said I do feel the dreamscape elements can get rather out of hand.

    BLOOD-STAINED Blade

      A pretty good story about an amnesic, evil blood and soul-sucking blade trying to piece together its past and get revenge on those that once sealed it away. Expect lots of bloodshed with an assortment of different wielders alongside the occasional technical error the author refuses to fix for whatever reason.

    Snake, Scarab, & Sons: Purveyors of Fine T

      For the first twentyish chapters this is a highly entertaining adventure comedy with a style in-line with the author’s previous works. Eventually however dramatic events with the same issue as House of Caroline‘s begin to appear; they lack believability, feeling more like the whims of a fickle god than the result of environmental cause and effect.

    SERAPHINA: THE VILLAINESS IS THE VILLAINESS

      Starts out rough with a (presumably intentionally) insufferable protagonist. Post-transmigration her attitude ends up less grating due to the high concentration of awfulness in the setting, but the often cartoonishly evil behavior can still be a bit much.

    Heir of the Fog

      While well-written with an interesting setting, the spontaneous alien-sourced exposition dump was a deal-killer. Also, although the setup is reminiscent of Rebuild World‘s the transition from starving drifter to AI-enhanced explorer here isn’t nearly as smooth.

    DEATH IS A GIRL

      The protagonist has some serious issues with accepting the obvious.

    NEVERMORE: THE ENYGMA FILES

      I have no idea if this or good or not, having had to check-out partway through the foreword/prologue when the term ‘Feys’ appeared.

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