The harem content really disrupts pacing in this novel. After the Prologue it was a 5/5 for me but there is so much filler content now that the main story feels less and less impactful. Especially the reveal and introduction of the Sisterhood felt like a shortcut.
It doesn't help that new characters are mostly introduced by long expositions and interviews where they tell you in great detail who they are, what they like, etc.
Characters that despise you one moment will open up and tell you everything there is to know a couple of minutes later. That's just boring.
The best characters in my book are definitely Parker and Amber. Parker seems like the classical relativistic villain, which I prefer, and Amber is just a major sass queen. I also like the idea to introduce a character in a visual novel that we can't actually see. More than once did I imagine her actions instead of seeing them, which is technically how you read a book. It's a nice touch.
But overall I expected more. I definitely didn't expect an outsider to become a super-chad in ten minutes and it reduces the stakes and disrupts the arc of suspense.
Despite what popular porn logic wants you to believe, a dude who overpowers villains with the power of cock is just not great storytelling. He needs flaws, struggles and to overcome them with qualities that stem from his personality, his decisions and his circle of allies and not because he is a porn god.
It doesn't help that new characters are mostly introduced by long expositions and interviews where they tell you in great detail who they are, what they like, etc.
Characters that despise you one moment will open up and tell you everything there is to know a couple of minutes later. That's just boring.
The best characters in my book are definitely Parker and Amber. Parker seems like the classical relativistic villain, which I prefer, and Amber is just a major sass queen. I also like the idea to introduce a character in a visual novel that we can't actually see. More than once did I imagine her actions instead of seeing them, which is technically how you read a book. It's a nice touch.
But overall I expected more. I definitely didn't expect an outsider to become a super-chad in ten minutes and it reduces the stakes and disrupts the arc of suspense.
Despite what popular porn logic wants you to believe, a dude who overpowers villains with the power of cock is just not great storytelling. He needs flaws, struggles and to overcome them with qualities that stem from his personality, his decisions and his circle of allies and not because he is a porn god.