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  • Min-Maxing My TRPG Build In Another World #1-4 Canto II

    Posted on November 27, 2022 3:00 am by Offkorn Comment

    TRPG Player ga Isekai Saikyou Build o Mezasu (English subtitle: Preach the Good Word of Mr. Henderson) is a series in the vein of Hell Mode, just minus the grind obsession and with more focus on harem/romance elements.

    Two things are odd about it: The first is that the alleged main heroine gets almost immediately disappeared in the second book, and the second is that the fifth book is labeled as Part 2 of the fourth instead of as its own volume… despite being larger. Very strange labeling scheme.

    Oddities aside it’s a remarkably engaging series with fun characters and relatively few issues. Those issues being that said main heroine is exceptionally small of stature (giving a distinct pro-lolicon vibe despite how vehemently anti-lolicon the rest of the content is), a similar localization issue as Kuitsume Youhei (I would love to know what mental gymnastics justified using “Mr. Brother” as a valid form of address), and the protagonist’s penchant for thinking of this world as a game despite having spent nearly a decade in it already (e.g. yelling at imaginary game masters for bad balancing).

    Pretty minor issues all-in-all, and the ‘alternate path’ short stories at the end of each novel are a really cool idea.

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  • Full Clearing Another World under a Goddess with Zero Believers #5 & Death’s DAUGHTER and the Ebony BLADE #2

    Posted on November 16, 2022 11:11 am by Offkorn Comment

    Although the fifth Shinja Zero no Megami-sama book (Dragon Menace of Macallen) mainly concerns itself with developing the harem, it also somehow manages to squeeze in not one but two boss fights (needless to say the pacing suffers a bit from this). So quite a bit happens here, though nothing particularly surprising or alarming… beyond of course the hints that the harem will grow even further.

    The second Shinigami ni Sodaterareta Shoujo book also doesn’t do anything surprising. There are no sudden left turns here and if you liked the first book there’s no reason you shouldn’t like this one as well since the structure and general content is pretty much identical.

    There’s some indication the next book will be a departure however that focuses on city life and Olivia’s search for Z/her past, along with hints of possible drama revolving around Ashton (who’s background may be more complicated than he lets on).

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  • WorldEnd: WHAT DO YOU DO AT THE END OF THE WORLD? ARE YOU BUSY? WILL YOU SAVE US? #4-5

    Posted on October 24, 2022 1:24 pm by Offkorn Comment

    It’s been some time since I last saw Shuumatsu Nani Shitemasu ka?. So long that I actually forgot it was incomplete and based on an LN series.

    While that adaptation apparently ends partway through the third book, I figured I’d make things easy and just jump right to the fourth… and did not end up regretting that decision. Aside from a slight time gap (which presumably contains the details of Chtholly’s final battle), going from the end of there to the beginning of Book 4 is pretty smooth sailing.

    While at the time I’d wondered why they never bothered adapting the full work considering how relatively short it is, after reading through this conclusion the reason becomes clear: The story of the first three books is one of a tragic romance. The full story however is one more focused on Willem, the Beasts, the Visitors, and the general concept of ‘loss of home’. The Anime ends where Chtholly’s story does, while the fourth and fifth books conclude Willem’s.

    They’re real good.

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  • Drink Deep & The Broken Lands

    Posted on October 20, 2022 9:50 am by Offkorn Comment

    Whatever it was I liked about Chloe Neill‘s Chicagoland Vampires series enough to read through the first four books, it does not appear to be present in the fifth. This book is infuriating practically from beginning to end with pretty much nothing to recommended it. Character interactions, plot developments, setting… it’s all bad.

    T.A. White‘s Broken Lands series meanwhile is, perhaps unsurprisingly, much like the Firebird Chronicles in many ways. The general setup and character personalities are quite familiar while the setting is completely different; post-apocalyptic fantasy rather than sci-fi.

    The first three novels (Pathfinder’s Way, Mist’s Edge, and Wayfarer’s Keep) are something of a trilogy, with The Wind’s Call (and presumably its follow-up) featuring a different protagonist. That said, the new protagonist and her love interest are much like the previous ones… who still happen to be present. The end result being far too many characters with the same personality crowding about one another. So choosing whether or not to follow this series beyond the third book will heavily depend on your tolerance for repetition.

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  • Full Clearing Another World under a Goddess with Zero Believers #1-4

    Posted on October 15, 2022 8:49 am by Offkorn Comment

    Shinja Zero no Megami-sama to Hajimeru Isekai Kouryaku is a potpourri of a number of elements that may be familiar; the general setup from Arifureta (minus the bullying), the goddess relationship from Saihate no Paladin, and the grind-obsession from Hell Mode.

    It’s an interesting mix that works surprisingly well for the most part, at least as far as the first four books (The Weakest Mage in Class, The Girl Who Reincarnated as a Calamity, Coldhearted Princess Carved of Ice, & Death-Shrouded Priestess of a Ruined Land) are concerned.

    Issues would be the lack of explanation regarding the magic mechanics (some aspects are extrapolated easily enough, others not so much), the protagonist’s somewhat inconsistent/oddball personality, the general forward progression being rather bumpy, and how the author appears to have forgotten that Aya is supposed to be a lamia. There’s also some potential red flags in both the fanservice surrounding the prince and steadily increasing number of love interests… not to even mention the apparent conflation of marijuana and opium.

    Could go either way at this point.

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  • The Firebird Chronicles

    Posted on October 13, 2022 4:56 am by Offkorn Comment

    T.A. White’s Firebird Chronicles reminds me of series like Sirantha Jax and Theirs Not to Reason Why. Series that I had almost forgotten I’d missed.

    What’s interesting about these first four books (Rules of Redemption, Age of Deception, Threshold of Annihilation, and Facets of Revolution) is that they tell a continuous story; the next book begins immediately from where the previous ends in an unbroken scene. This poses a bit of a problem since the series is currently incomplete… although I’m not sure if it’s better or worse than using a conventional style of cliffhanger.

    Content-wise you have your standard brash female protagonist with abnormal power forced onto a path she initially doesn’t want which features a love interest it initially seems like a bad idea to get involved with. Yet, despite the fact that I really hate stories where people in positions of power force their views/goals on others this one ends up managing to walk a tightrope balance by having those rulers actually care about the people they’re trying to rule. Which opens the door for compromise (following a conflict of some sort of course).

    That said, the way Facets of Revolution sets the stage for its presumed follow-up is incredibly contrived. Just cringe-inducingly stupid behavior from all involved that does not bode well for whatever the author intends as the endgame.

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  • The Strange Adventure of a Broke MERCENARY #1-6

    Posted on October 10, 2022 9:28 am by Offkorn Comment

    Based on the cover of the first Kuitsume Youhei no Gensou Kitan novel, you might expect to find a variation of Berserk‘s main character as its protagonist… and those expectations would be fulfilled. This series is basically pre-demon invasion Guts if he happened to live in Goblin Slayer‘s setting.

    It is not obsessed with goblins however, so each novel (so far) features a different sort of antagonist ranging from undead, to slimes, to fae. What binds everything together are three ongoing background plots: The evolving relationship between the two main characters, the periodic appearance of unsealed dark gods, and the mystery behind Loren’s abilities/training.

    It’s a lot of fun, mainly thanks to the interplay of the characters’ personalities. Only thing I can complain about is the localization. This is a series that would’ve greatly benefited from leaving the honorifics alone instead of trying to translate them; each “Mr. Loren” causes physical pain.

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  • Did I Seriously Just Get Reincarnated as My Gag Character?! & The Other-Worlder, Exploring the Dungeon

    Posted on September 25, 2022 1:31 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Neta Character Tensei toka Anmari da! (English subtitle: Advent of the Wyrm) is an odd book in that both its synopsis and title are extremely misleading. This is very much a bait-and-switch… though one for the better I’d say. Instead of following around an awkward genderswapped gamer, you get treated to the whims of a manic pixie dragongirl (who was formerly some guy’s roleplay character) as she explores the new world she’s found herself in while decimating any who oppose her.

    It does, however, have what’s likely to be a fatal flaw: The child she makes into a soulbound servant for ~reasons~ is being positioned to become the primary love interest. And this isn’t “an adult in the body of child” mind you, but an actual child. Needless to say that’s going to be a deal-killer for quite a few people, myself included the moment it passes beyond ‘misunderstandings’ and innuendo.

    Ihoujin, Dungeon ni Moguru is also misleading, but for a different reason (the title is accurate enough). What we have here appears to be a slice of life cooking shounen disguised with elements of GATE and DanMachi. It really does seem like most LN authors are just failed restauranteurs at this point.

    Oddly enough, the side characters and worldbuilding are almost interesting/entertaining enough to offset the unexpected focus. In the end the problem mainly comes down to the protagonist’s incredibly inconsistent characterization. The author can’t seem to decide if he should be an awkward teenager in over his head or a mature, hyper-competent former mercenary… which results in his personality flip-flopping between the two seemingly at random. It’s just plain tiresome.

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  • BE the SERPENT & Ruby Fever

    Posted on September 4, 2022 6:04 am by Offkorn Comment

    After the previous October Daye entry, things were looking up for the protagonist. So I suppose it shouldn’t be much of a surprise that McGuire’s follow-up is particularly brutal. There is definitely more lost than gained here, and ending on a cliffhanger (which I don’t recall any of the previous novels doing) does it absolutely no favors. Even the short story at the end is pretty downbeat, covering as it does exactly how the sea witch ended up bound.

    The sixth Hidden Legacy novel meanwhile continues the trend of the previous in no longer feeling like Kate Daniels fanfiction. It’s legitimately come into its own at this point… albeit as a fairly standard (if perhaps a bit action-heavy) paranormal romance series. This one marks the end of Catalina’s stint as protagonist, and if the hints at the end are any indication the youngest sister will be the focus of the next book.

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  • The City of Brass & THE WORLD’S FINEST Assassin #5

    Posted on June 25, 2022 11:24 am by Offkorn Comment

    S. A. Chakraborty‘s first Daevabad novel, The City of Brass, is rather strange. Pretty much all of the factions involved are terrible in some manner, while the faction the book seems to want to get you to sympathize with by the end (the Daeva) is arguably worst of them all. Character-wise it isn’t much better: The protagonist flip-flops between being highly intelligent/cunning and self-destructively moronic seemingly at random, while the primary love interest is an emotionally erratic, violent bigot.

    If it were a little more consistent in its characterizations or a little less uniformly terrible with its faction behavior I’d say it’d be worth checking out for paranormal romance fans. As it is though it’s just too uneven to recommended continuing the series.

    Something else that can’t be recommended is the 5th Ansatsu Kizoku light novel. I thought the third was bad (it is) but this one blows it out of the water. Just horrific event progression all-around to the point I’ll be dropping this series as well.

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