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  • Web Novels, Vol. 15

    Posted on September 5, 2025 1:19 pm by Offkorn Comment

    BY HER GRACE

      This stands out for having an unambiguously evil protagonist, sort of like a solipsist version of Youjo Senki‘s that doesn’t believe in meritocracy. It also ends up highlighting the flaw in pretending to be harmless to make it easier to dispose of your enemies; most of the time you are, in fact, harmless. Fortunately the protagonist herself eventually realizes this and begins to take more direct action.

    THE NESTED WORLDS

      An extremely interesting setup, if a bit forced, and feels like it could be something along the lines of Snatch or Baccano!. Unfortunately for me, the random cliffhanger at the end of the first chapter utterly destroyed any interest in continuing.

    FRAGMENTED FLAMES

      While this starts out very good with fantastic character interactions, the pacing rather quickly runs off the rails during that forced event in the forest. The whole thing is supposed to be them dealing with being five separate perspectives, and yet they’re already merging ten chapters in? Barely a week after being split?

    The Dark Lady’s Guide to Villainy

      Not enthused by the idea of a grown woman with her own apartment and ideal job being forced to go back to school.

    arcanist in Another worlD

      While there’s nothing I can point to specifically, this kind of feels like reading a cultivation novel without any of the cultivation. It’s an odd sensation and I ended up having to drop it only a few chapters in.

    God Of Velmoryn

      It’s strange. Objectively speaking the protagonist here isn’t any worse than Tensura‘s personality-wise, yet for some reason his behavior comes across as absolutely infuriating. If that doesn’t bother you though the story seems interesting enough.

    BECOMING THE DARK LORD

      This starts out extremely rough, requiring some significant suspension of disbelief to reach the point where the companion is introduced. And… I can’t say it’s worth it. The initial scenario is reminiscent of Arifureta‘s, and like a lot of series trying to tread that path it doesn’t seem to understand what made that dungeon escape work.

    Clause of Covenant

      Well, the presentation certainly leaves much to be desired with basic text that appears bolded by default even though it isn’t (the actual bolding is a shade brighter) and system information that kind of blends into the dialog at points. If you can look beyond that it’s basically an intermittently amusing absurdist collection of events. Quite heavy on the absurdity; don’t expect any logic here.

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  • WELCOME TO Olivia’s Magic Jewelers #2 & HOW I BECAME KING BY EATING MONSTERS #3

    Posted on September 1, 2025 5:20 am by Offkorn Comment

    The second Olivia Maseki Houshokuten e Youkoso novel is half awkward romance, as the love interest spontaneously decides to claw his way out of the friend zone, and half ridiculously forced drama. And then, adding insult to injury there’s actually more food porn than crafting content. It’s just plain bad.

    Monster no Niku o Kutteitara Oui ni Tsuita Ken‘s third entry gets our protagonist within a stone’s throw of uniting the continent. Unintentionally of course. As this one doesn’t dwell as much on his internal monologue, it ends up consistently entertaining overall with my only compliant being the re-occurring obsession with eating good food. It’s been like a over a decade since he started eating monsters (and even before that he barely ate anything due to the poisoning attempts) so… why does he still wax rhapsodic about it?

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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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  • Witch and Mercenary #2-4 & Torture Princess

    Posted on August 28, 2025 6:55 am by Offkorn Comment

    The second through fourth Majo to Youhei novels expand the protagonists’ circle of acquaintances while keeping the same general atmosphere. The series does however look to be building toward some kind of large-scale confrontation with the expanding number of potentially conflicting factions involved.

    Isekai Goumon-hime starts out unnervingly similar to Nidome no Yuusha wa Fukushuu no Michi o Warai Ayumu, especially considering they were originally released within a month of each other. It makes me fear this will fall apart later in a similar way… but maybe it can instead succeed where that failed. Hopefully it does because darker stories like this one aren’t particularly common.

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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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  • I’m Quitting the Hero’s Party #7 & Witch and Mercenary

    Posted on August 18, 2025 4:21 am by Offkorn Comment

    The seventh Yongsa Pati Ttaelyeochiubnida novel takes a solid step toward the endgame of forming a new hero party while also providing a hard time limit. It also introduces the first character who knew the protagonist before the transformation and now treats them differently as a result of it. While more or less on par with the earlier entries in general this one’s unfortunately on the worse side where technical errors are concerned.

    The Majo to Youhei series starts off remarkably similar to Kuitsume Youhei no Gensou Kitan. The key difference being that this is far more grounded and less prone to absurdity in both character behavior and event development. Hopefully that trend lasts.

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  • The Fall of Avalon – Conclusion

    Posted on August 17, 2025 8:56 am by Offkorn Comment

    The game’s final area is notably smaller than the previous ones but makes up for it with less dead space. There is a slight issue with reused assets though where the caves and mines are concerned and it’s actually possible to skip like 75% of the area by heading straight for the crown instead of bothering with the tribe quests (which I’ll probably take advantage of on any future playthrough). The quests are pretty well done though and should be checked out if you’re at all interested in the roleplaying aspects.

    Reached the point of no return at level 74. Attributes ended up at 32 Per, 20 End, 10 Str/Dex/Spr, and 5 Pra with the highest substats being One Handed (100), Athletics (72), Evasion (68), Light Armor & Theft (58), and Handcrafting (53).

    Weapons were still the same as earlier (+10 is more than enough for a critical-focused build) but I mixed up my armor choices a bit. Since I was already mostly 1-shotting enemies I decided to slightly compromise between effectiveness and appearance and ended up with: Crow’s Mask, Ashen Veil Cloak, Perceval’s Tunic, Winged Cavalier Gauntlets, Tainted Priestess’s Leg Covers, and Sir Gawain’s Weathered Sabatons. While for accessories I’d been using Amulet of a Novice Ogre Hunter, Swordsman Amulet, and Poison Ring for ages.

    Skill selection ended up being the entirety of all three Perception trees (this was completely unnecessary and only done for completion’s sake), all of the Statuses tree and Armor’s Inner Strength node in Practicality, all levels of the Parry tree’s Parry King along with the Movement tree’s Athletic Build node in Dexterity, and finally one point in Strikes of Luck, Invigorating Dance, and Symmetric Combat in Strength’s One Handed tree. Pretty much nothing survived two charge attacks.

    Final thoughts would be that the epilogue slide presentation is surprisingly robust, if a little buggy, and I think I want to do at least one ‘evil’ playthrough on the Kamelot side to see if there’s any notable reactivity to the ending sequence. Will likely be magic-focused to gauge how effective it is compared to critical dual wielding (stealth ranged is obviously overpowered without my having to do a full playthrough).

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  • The Fall of Avalon – Act 2 Complete

    Posted on August 15, 2025 12:47 am by Offkorn Comment

    Fall of Avalon‘s Act II down now with, I think, all quests except Perinde Ac Cadaver and Unholy Matrimony (which didn’t fit this character) completed. It’s hard to be sure because several are linked to completing earlier ones and you won’t know if they’re available until talking to the questgiver again on a later day.

    Level 55 with highest substats at 100 (One Handed), 80 (Sneak), 62 (Athletics), 55 (Evasion), 51 (Light Armor & Theft), and 50 (Handcrafting). Wielding mostly the same equipment mentioned earlier except the Smuggler’s Knife is at +10 and I went with Fledgling’s Mask and (the Act II version of) Duel Knight Trousers instead of Lancelot’s stuff. Attributes are at Strength/Endurance 15, Dexterity 8, Spirituality 3 (from consumable items), Practicality 4, and Perception 21.

    I’m thinking of replacing the Keeper’s Boots with either Sir Gawain’s Weathered Sabatons or the Swiftfoot Boots once I hit level 60 since the extra Critical Chance will be useless by that point with all the Perception. Will probably redistribute my attributes in general then since I won’t need so much Str and End, though I think I’ll keep the two backstab points. While it’s true there aren’t many enemies you can sneak up on in melee, when you can it’s quite satisfying and I’ve already gotten basically all the other useful skills.

    As for the chapter itself, it’s mostly on par with the first. There’s perhaps a bit more backtracking where quests are involved though (I’d suggest focusing on the main questline first since it doesn’t overwrite any areas) and the northeastern area feels notably unfinished. It’s just a barren, empty expanse for the most part with a large amount phantom terrain lacking collision along the border over by the Wickerman location. This of course raises some notable concerns regarding the upcoming third Act.

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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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