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  • The Otome Heroine’s Fight for Survival & 7th Time L∞p #1-3

    Posted on March 11, 2024 2:29 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Otome Game no Heroine de Saikyou Survival makes a couple of unexpected choices in its event trajectory. Rather than have the protagonist be isekai’d into the game world, she’s instead naturally one of the game’s characters who awakens to self-awareness after killing someone who was isekai’d into the story. Then later on it looks like it’s going to go the independent murderhobo route only to swerve into noble-backed battle maid training instead.

    Definitely a number of interesting elements floating around so far and I’m curious to see how things develop. That said, the first quarter or so is a bit of a chore to get through due to being absolutely drenched in background exposition and overflowing with various training-related monologues. Would’ve been nice had that part been condensed to like a chapter or two max.

    The lengthily, and slightly misleadingly, titled Loop 7-kaime no Akuyaku Reijou wa, Moto Tekikoku de Jiyuu Kimama na Hanayome Seikatsu o Mankitsu suru series (English subtitle: The Villainess Enjoys a Carefree Life Married to Her Worst Enemy!) starts out as a fairly enjoyable slow-burn romance with hints toward a larger background plot. The protagonist is a nice mix of competent and awkward, the love interest is a pretty standard kuudere, and events play out in an entertaining manner… for the first two novels at least.

    The third novel, however, is atrocious. The focus there mainly falls on two children, each annoying in a different manner, while the protagonist falls back on behaving like a servant from one of her previous loops (despite now being an empress-to-be) and the prince basically becomes an afterthought. With the event development and secondary characters not being any good either, I’m likely not going to bother following the series any further.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Harunohi Biyori Loop 7-kaime Otome Game no Heroine de Saikyou Survival Romance Touko Amekawa Young Adult Novel
  • STAND ALONE, TAKING GROUND, & SHATTERED DREAMS

    Posted on March 8, 2024 9:34 am by Offkorn Comment

    A human-centric space opera, John Van Stry‘s first two Wolfhounds novels are remarkably proficient at depicting shades of indefensible behavior. There aren’t really any unequivocal ‘good guys’ here, yet the protagonists still manage to be the people you want to win in the end. My only complaint so far is that the romantic development in the first book is quite abrupt.

    Suffering a bit from a shaky start, Shattered Dreams is the first of Shawn Wilson‘s Ultimate Level 1 novels. The (minor) issue here is that the protagonist starts out terrible yet does a complete 180 after leaving town. So… why not just have him start out with that decent personality? It wouldn’t have changed anything about the awakening event itself, would’ve made reading through said event far less painful, and avoided any whiplash inducing characterization issues afterward.

    Anyway, opening chapter aside the book is a perfectly engaging action-focused zero-to-hero type of story. Particularly notable things at this point would I suppose be the dark undercurrent relating to the protagonist’s skill and the absence of any serious romance elements.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy John Van Stry Romance Science Fiction Shawn Wilson Ultimate Level 1 Wolfhounds
  • Inheritance & A Matter of Secrets and Spies

    Posted on December 24, 2023 9:19 am by Offkorn Comment

    The first book of an intended trilogy, Nora Roberts‘ Inheritance is an urban fantasy mystery/romance with occasional horror/suspense elements which starts off quite good and stays that way for the most part. The main issue being the fantasy elements, which become more pronounced as the novel progresses up the point of complete saturation at the (cliffhanger) ending. They work best here when used subtly rather than boldly out in the open.

    Honor Raconteur‘s tenth Henri Davenforth novel is basically more of the same as far as character interactions go. What’s different is the 3-part open-ended structure. You basically have three separate cases that all end up both related and incomplete, which in turn makes the book itself feel incomplete. I think it would’ve been better if the vacation segment stayed a simple vacation instead of trying to squeeze in a criminal element.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Case Files of Henri Davenforth Honor Raconteur Lost Bride Trilogy Nora Roberts Paranormal Romance Romance Urban Fantasy
  • The Brilliant Healer’s New Life in the Shadows & You Were Experienced, I Was Not: OUR DATING STORY

    Posted on December 15, 2023 9:26 am by Offkorn Comment

    The massively titled Isshun de Chiryou shiteita noni Yakutatazu to Tsuihou sareta Tensai Chiyushi, Yami Healer Toshite Tanoshiku Ikiru is a variety of overpowered protagonist harem in which the protagonist serves as the straightman to a cast full of goofballs. Not much else to say about it since the healer gimmick is sort of undermined by his scalpel ability and mastery of defensive/enhancement magic.

    I picked up Keikenzumi na Kimi to, Keiken Zero na Ore ga, Otsukiai suru Hanashi. on a whim hoping for some kind of cute romantic comedy. Unfortunately, while there are some cute parts, there’s far more awkwardness and cringe with not really any comedy. The fairly strong indication there’ll be love triangle elements in the future does it no favors either.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Keikenzumi na Kimi to Keiken Zero na Ore ga Makiko Nagaoka Paranormal Romance Romance Sakaku Hishikawa Yami Healer toshite Tanoshiku Ikiru Young Adult Novel
  • A Bunch of LNs

    Posted on October 21, 2023 12:11 pm by Offkorn Comment

    The Watashi wa Teki ni Narimasen! series ends up a bit interesting for combining a reincarnation trope with a time loop. Unfortunately it doesn’t really do much else of note, having relatively low stakes, besides have a pretty fun/cute protagonist. Basically it’s the kind of series you can read off and on while doing other things. It’s really not made for binging.

    The Lily Clairet series is similar in that respect, being a low-stakes slice of life series focused almost entirely on conversational interplay (one reviewer compared it to Bakemonogatari, and that’s fairly apt). Key things to note would be that it’s a natively English LN with a Japanese setting instead of a translated work, there aren’t actually any romance elements (besides some yuri subtext) until the sixth entry, and the protagonist is a near total doormat who lets everyone walk all over her.

    The fifth Shinwa Densetsu novel escalates things by quite a bit. It’s been long hinted that there was something off with the protagonist’s past, and that darkness now appears to be poised to take center stage.

    Moving on, it turned out I was right about one book not being enough to wrap up Shinigami ni Sodaterareta Shoujo‘s storyline. This sixth novel only manages to conclude the battle with Felix before quickly moving on (in a painfully contrived manner) to confront the death god behind the scenes and end on a double cliffhanger. It doesn’t really engender much enthusiasm for the finale to be honest.

    Lastly we come to Shinwa Densetsu no Eiyuu no Isekaitan‘s fourth entry. This wraps up (the first part of?) the academy arc before launching the protagonist off into the unknown on a new adventure. I seriously hope it never returns to the academy, as while the setting wasn’t terrible, it wasn’t particularly interesting or meaningful either.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Kanata Satsuki Kaye Ng Lily Clairet Maito Ayamine Moto Saikyou no Kenshi wa Isekai Mahou ni Akogareru Paranormal Romance Romance Shin Kouduki Shinigami ni Sodaterareta Shoujo Shinwa Densetsu no Eiyuu no Isekaitan Tatematsuri Watashi wa Teki ni Narimasen! Young Adult Novel
  • THE MOST HERETICAL LAST BOSS QUEEN #1-3 & The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess

    Posted on September 5, 2023 11:48 am by Offkorn Comment

    Starting off a bit like Nise Seijo, Higeki no Genkyou to Naru Saikyou Gedou Last Boss Joou wa Tami no Tame ni Tsukushimasu. (English subtitle: FROM VILLAINESS TO SAVIOR) quickly goes in a more standard otome game direction focused on drama and romance with frequent comedic relief.

    As far as genre goes there’s no issue since all the various elements are blended together well. No, the issues lie with the protagonist (who’s something of a ditz) and the writing style (heavy on repetition). She’ll fret about troublesome upcoming game events… then go out of her way to encounter them, change how they play out… then act shocked when future events deviate from the game’s, deliberately trigger all of someone’s romance flags… only to be perplexed when he falls in love with her instead of her sister. It’s exasperating.

    The first Hikikomari Kyuuketsuki no Monmon book is a bait and switch, starting off as a perverted comedy only to swerve straight into heavy drama for the second half. I ended up liking neither incarnation; the perversion level is much too high in the comedic half while the antagonist of the dramatic half is one of the worse archetypes (blames everyone for their problems except the person actually responsible).

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Higeki no Genkyou Hikikomari Kyuuketsuki no Monmon Kotei Kobayashi Romance Tenichi Young Adult Novel
  • Magic Stone Gourmet & The Apothecary Witch #2

    Posted on July 29, 2023 2:20 pm by Offkorn Comment

    I didn’t really have any expectations going into Maseki Gourmet (English subtitle: eating magical power made me the Strongest!), so it ended up a bit of a pleasant surprise that despite the name there isn’t any notable food focus. Beyond that it’s a fairly by the numbers reincarnation isekai that suffers from a somewhat strange dialog style and a few highly questionable events.

    The second Kusushi no Majo novel stays the course the previous one set while laying some groundwork for potential dramatic development down the line. Though it doesn’t do anything particularly exciting, nor does it make any missteps.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Kosuzu Kobato Kusushi no Majo Maseki Gourmet Romance Ryou Yuuki Young Adult Novel
  • Solo Leveling #7 & Banished from the HERO’s PARTY #8

    Posted on March 22, 2023 2:24 pm by Offkorn Comment

    There’s a great deal going on in the seventh Na Honjaman Level-Up novel.

    We get the (apparently) full backstory on the war between the Rulers and Monarchs, why it’s happening on Earth, why the Shadow Monarch’s position has been so ambiguous, and why Jinwoo was chosen. The conclusion of his father’s arc is also included along with a small bit of romantic development. Most notable however is that this book features the dissolution of the titular leveling system… an ambitious thing to do considering there’s still five left to go.

    As for Shin no Nakama‘s eighth entry, it’s basically reinforced all my earlier misgivings about the series. There’s just something particularly unnatural about the event development that makes it a bit of a chore to read. So yeah, I’ll be dropping the series here.

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  • Bloom into You: Regarding Saeki Sayaka #3 & The Unwanted Undead Adventurer #1-4

    Posted on February 11, 2023 10:38 pm by Offkorn Comment

    A spinoff from the Yagate Kimi ni Naru series, Saeki Sayaka ni Tsuite follows the life of the title character from elementary school (before the events of that series) through college (after them). I mainly decided to pick up the third of its three novels due to greatly enjoying the Anime adaptation and wanting to see a bit of how the story ended.

    Weirdly, Yuu and Touko’s relationship doesn’t seem any different from how it was there… which may explain why the Anime stopped where it did rather than finish the work. As for Sayaka, she’s much the same as well (as is the general atmosphere of the novel). The problem ends up being her love interest; she’s rather childish and their relationship doesn’t feel even the slightest bit natural. Perhaps they were trying to mirror the parent series romance? Whatever the case, the end result doesn’t quite work.

    Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha is an inaccurately titled fantasy series (he is the exact opposite of ‘unwanted’) heavy on exposition and not much else. Unlike Tensura, which talks about something before/after it happens, and Youjo Senki, which repeatedly rephrases ideas, this series constantly says the same thing the same way… sometimes with a mere paragraph between repetitions.

    The author (via the protagonist) is incredibly long-winded and frankly it’s just exhausting. Other issues would be the ill-fitting gamified dungeons (there are no skills, levels, or other game-like elements in the setting) and the way said protagonist seems to get dumber/more immature every time he evolves.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Hitoma Iruma Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha Romance Yagate Kimi ni Naru Young Adult Novel Yu Okano
  • Fushi no Kami #7 & The Apothecary Diaries

    Posted on February 4, 2023 3:33 pm by Offkorn Comment

    To my great surprise, the seventh Fushi no Kami novel turned out to be the series’ conclusion.

    This was surprising mainly because half is devoted to talking in circles, a quarter is devoted to creating a hamfisted solution to the love triangle issue, and then the actual conclusion is handled by two abrupt 2-year time skips. Like… nothing gets resolved. The only potential silver-lining (if it can even be called that) is that I definitely would’ve dropped it here. Meaning I now don’t have to worry about missing anything or it potentially getting better.

    Kusuriya no Hitorigoto starts out with what could be seen as a self-contained novel. It’s got an established beginning, end, and plenty of development in-between. Sure it sometimes comes across more like a collection of short stories, but that’s not necessarily a negative. Honestly, it’s everything I had hoped the Koukyuu no Karasu Anime would’ve been like.

    That said… I’m conflicted on whether or not to continue. I enjoyed it, yet honestly can’t see it ending up anywhere good if the additional volume summaries are to be believed. Guess I’ll take a ‘wait and see’ approach.

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