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In This Isekai All My Girlfriends Are IP Violations
Aiden has just been isekai'd - the classic style, hit by a big truck. Unfortunately, Aiden has found himself in the most slap dashed, half assed, barely functional isekai universe you could possibly imagine. Thrown together at the last second by a badly understaffed team, it's populated entirely by existing characters from pop fiction with their names slightly changed. Worse, the only thing standing between this universe and an evil resurgent deity from beyond the veil of time and space is Aiden having sex with all of them!
Now Aiden has to juggle the sudden dislocation of death and reincarnation with the moral quandries of 'is it okay to date a girl who is possibly a P-zombie constructed entirely to please you' and 'what is the true meaning of sentience' while avoiding being sued by Time Warner or Disney.
Just another day in an isekai where all your girlfriends are IP violations...
Assuming, of course, that's what's really going on...
Now Aiden has to juggle the sudden dislocation of death and reincarnation with the moral quandries of 'is it okay to date a girl who is possibly a P-zombie constructed entirely to please you' and 'what is the true meaning of sentience' while avoiding being sued by Time Warner or Disney.
Just another day in an isekai where all your girlfriends are IP violations...
Assuming, of course, that's what's really going on...
288 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 8, 2024
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Dragon Cobolt
89 books58 followersA mysterious and powerful dragon dwelling in a large, possibly misty mountain, Dragon Cobolt has a massive pile of gold and a yen for writing. Writing and putting his/her (being a shapeshifter has its advantages) stories out in the marketplace since late 2016, Dragon Cobolt is just glad to entertain.
He sometimes masquerades as a humble human, and uses the facade that Dragon Cobolt is merely an internet persona to throw adventuring parties off his tail.
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He sometimes masquerades as a humble human, and uses the facade that Dragon Cobolt is merely an internet persona to throw adventuring parties off his tail.
Visit his Patreon! Sign up to read his latest stories as they are written and for a chance to vote on what he'll write next.
Link: https://www.patreon.com/DragonCobolt
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October 26, 2026
This book was pretty average. It had an interesting concept, some hilarious lines early, and some pretty hot sex scenes. It also had a lot of typos, is a stand-alone book that fails to develop most of the characters presented, and just failed to satisfy.
The MC is a guy that is truck-kun'ed (from inside a shopping center no less) to another world where he's supposed to act as a doorstop to a big bad interdimensional baddie in the pocket realm he's now in. A realm where all of the people are some form of Intellectual Property violations. Most of whom I failed to identify unless the author hit me over the head with a 2x4. Maybe that's because I'm older, but it was a lot less funny in places because I didn't get the joke.
The LIs are pretty generic profiles, and outside of the first LI, are barely present in the MC's daily life. Most never become lovers even through they are presented as potential ones. This could have had a much longer story to unfold things, but instead it's stuffed into 288 pages.
I usually enjoy the author's books as a change of pace, but this one fell flatter than most.
The MC is a guy that is truck-kun'ed (from inside a shopping center no less) to another world where he's supposed to act as a doorstop to a big bad interdimensional baddie in the pocket realm he's now in. A realm where all of the people are some form of Intellectual Property violations. Most of whom I failed to identify unless the author hit me over the head with a 2x4. Maybe that's because I'm older, but it was a lot less funny in places because I didn't get the joke.
The LIs are pretty generic profiles, and outside of the first LI, are barely present in the MC's daily life. Most never become lovers even through they are presented as potential ones. This could have had a much longer story to unfold things, but instead it's stuffed into 288 pages.
I usually enjoy the author's books as a change of pace, but this one fell flatter than most.
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