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Chillin’ in Another World with Level 2 Super Cheat Powers (Light Novel) #14
Chillin’ in Another World with Level 2 Super Cheat Powers: Volume 14 (Light Novel) (Chillin’ in Another World with Level 2 Super Cheat Powers
The Maiden Queen of the Magic Kingdom of Klyrode reigns as a benevolent monarch during an age of peace, beloved by her people and acclaimed throughout the lands for her many achievements. Her Majesty, however, has a serious problem—one she shares with her strongest ally, the nigh-omnipotent merchant Flio of the Fli-o’-Rys General a serious case of compulsive overwork! Flio’s wife, Rys, and the Queen’s sisters have all had enough of their respective loved ones burning the midnight oil with no end in sight. And so they come together for a common cause—Flio’s family and the Maiden Queen will go on vacation...together!
- GenresLight Novel
206 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 28, 2024
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July 29, 2024
This series is a chore. I wanted to give it a fair shot and read what was available before passing judgment, it's a lot of fun for the first few volumes, but it constantly feels like the author is trying to hit a word quota
"Flio, smiling his usually easy going smile..." multiple times in a paragraph or reintroducing the same main characters in a slightly shuffled way every chapter gets stale fast
The story is written in a way that feels like the only way it can end is if somehow the nigh omnipotent main character dies, but half the people living in his "household" are walking nukes with enough power to end the planet multiple times over, then change planets and do it again
It's got high points for sure, but many of the gags get stale fast ("this is our adopted dragon daughter, oh, looks like she's naked again"; "this is our biological daughter, we all know she wants nothing more than to make more siblings with her dad, but we smile and ignore that"). If you're able to get past all that, it is a laid-back story where the main characters never face any real danger and just kind of go about their lives
I'll probably continue it sometime down the road because Garyl and Ellie's relationship is one of the cuter storylines currently on-going, but I don't expect much else going forward
"Flio, smiling his usually easy going smile..." multiple times in a paragraph or reintroducing the same main characters in a slightly shuffled way every chapter gets stale fast
The story is written in a way that feels like the only way it can end is if somehow the nigh omnipotent main character dies, but half the people living in his "household" are walking nukes with enough power to end the planet multiple times over, then change planets and do it again
It's got high points for sure, but many of the gags get stale fast ("this is our adopted dragon daughter, oh, looks like she's naked again"; "this is our biological daughter, we all know she wants nothing more than to make more siblings with her dad, but we smile and ignore that"). If you're able to get past all that, it is a laid-back story where the main characters never face any real danger and just kind of go about their lives
I'll probably continue it sometime down the road because Garyl and Ellie's relationship is one of the cuter storylines currently on-going, but I don't expect much else going forward
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