William D Arand

There are a lot of rather questionable things in this book and the book never tries to go into the moral depths of that stuff but despite my common sense telling me that this is problematic it really didn't bother me.
This book was just fun. Wish fulfillment? for sure. Gary Stu? absolutely. But all in a fun way.

Something that bothered me about the series is the harem aspect of it. It's not explored at all and neither is there any smut. The entire harem setup feels entirely unnecessary. The author expands on neither the social dynamics nor the romantic aspects of it at all.
It serves no purpose. Most of the characters in this harem are much better developed than most love interests I've read about in romance in general but the actual romantic relationships are just missing.
I think this series could've profited from not actually going the harem route and just have the MC be somewhat of a player. This way the whole relationship awkwardness could've been bypassed and at the same time, the sexual tension and sass could've been preserved.

A lot of inspiration was taken from typical shounen manga tropes in regards to said harem setup. It's basically the cast you find in every third-class shounen with an op male MC.

The following books sadly don't fully own up to the quality of the first one but they can still be fun if you find yourself invested in the cast.… (mais)