Eljin Gorman

Great Fun, But my least favorite

Revisado: 04-27-24

I enjoyed the new characters, but the constant complaining from the MC about everything is getting to me. I understand the point is to trivialize or show that the character is competent at whatever is sent his way, but nearly every encounter outside of doing his job. The MC has some sort of snarky responses, says f#^king hell, and then deals with the problem. Rinse, repeat.

What I do love about the MC is when he talks passionately about being the golden age comic book villain and feeding that fantasy to the general public. The new character he coaches leads to great banter. However it does make make Glacia a bit redundant since she was meant to be the upcoming villainess in the business of heroes and villains.

I hoped from Book 3 the CIA woman would be a major player in the heroes and villains business. So we can get an idea of what international heroes and villains are like in the setting.

I do appreciate the evolution of the guy doing his job and others imposing what they think he should be. I do like how the MC behaves as the reluctant hero.

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Good Fun but Mediocre love scenes

Revisado: 08-20-23

I appreciate the world building.

The main character is fun when he is doing prep work as a villain but is overpowered during combat encounters. I would have preferred if there was a rival character or at least a significant villain to oppose the main character. So far, nearly every villain was able to be taken out by the MC's clearly better power and essentially not allow anyone to be a real threat. General Winter is the closest, but the previous book made it clear that the MC would've won.

As for the love scenes, while well acted. I feel like half were underwhelming. There isn't much of a series of styles between the women or them revealing their preferences with their partner. Siren and Carter have been the ones with the most memorable scenes.

Carter is the best woman of the bunch because she doesn't come off as a fan girl to the main character. Carter's atonomy and nefarious methods is what has her stand out the most. The MC and Carter share the same fiery passion toward the villain industry, and that is what they respect about each other and intense attraction.

While there was a scene of the other women being attracted to MC when he is passionate about villainy. I would feel like they don't have as compelling motivations.

I still really like this series. These are grips I have. The story is still a lot of fun and has more going on than other harem book franchises.

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Better than 3rd Book, Less Exposition

Revisado: 11-16-22

More entertaining Dungeon Floor than previous book. Has the best humor in the series so far. Several points had me laughing while commuting for work. Has best speech from Carl yet.

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Better than 3rd Book, Less Exposition

Revisado: 11-16-22

More entertaining Dungeon Floor than previous book. Has the best humor in the series so far. Several points had me laughing while commuting for work. Has best speech from Carl yet.

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Feel Good Weekend

Revisado: 06-28-22

I loved the actors. Luci and Neil make it so much fun to listen.

There are these moments of excitement from Luci's character that makes it a joy to listen. Such as the self-annoyed groans from Vera.
Neil was great too.

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