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Bog Standard Isekai #3
Bog Standard Isekai: Nightmares: A LitRPG Isekai Adventure
Bleak dreams are made of this...
The battle of Hammon's Bog is over. The town is free, the undead destroyed, the Witches slain, and the surviving villagers are picking up the remains of their lives. Despite his scars and constant nightmares, Brin is doing his best to move on from the battle against the undead. He's looking to the future, but his past might not be done with him yet.
Soon Brin will learn that not every Witch who tormented him is gone for good, and he won't be able to depend on Hogg and Lumina to protect him in places they cannot reach. He'll need to learn some new tricks, earn some new Skills, and stretch the limits of his Illusionist Class if he wants to survive.
The battle of Hammon's Bog is over. The town is free, the undead destroyed, the Witches slain, and the surviving villagers are picking up the remains of their lives. Despite his scars and constant nightmares, Brin is doing his best to move on from the battle against the undead. He's looking to the future, but his past might not be done with him yet.
Soon Brin will learn that not every Witch who tormented him is gone for good, and he won't be able to depend on Hogg and Lumina to protect him in places they cannot reach. He'll need to learn some new tricks, earn some new Skills, and stretch the limits of his Illusionist Class if he wants to survive.
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March 3, 2025
I enjoyed it, it’s well written, but at the end it felt like not much had really happened? The middle two-thirds is just a long caravan journey where he trains, spars, fights the odd monster with no real stakes. He says himself that he spent too much time messing around and stringing things out! Then it all wraps up a bit quickly. I’d like to see and hear some of the consequences and ramifications while the book’s still fresh in my head. Ah well. Still a definite recommend even if a bit unsatisfying overall.
April 8, 2025
3.5 Stars
I'm not sure why but my interest is slipping away. Most of the things that made Brin special have been explored and normalised. That just leaves a bog-standard LitRPG. It's well written and the characters are relatable, but the special-sauce has gone.
I'm not sure why but my interest is slipping away. Most of the things that made Brin special have been explored and normalised. That just leaves a bog-standard LitRPG. It's well written and the characters are relatable, but the special-sauce has gone.
October 21, 2025
What can one say about a well written, progression based novel trilogy? The Character Development and pacing was superb and left you ready to read more even after the 3rd book. Unfortunately writers do not write as fast as we read so alas we await book 4 of this series!
January 12, 2026
A strong, character driven series.
Bog Standard 3 continues where the other books left off, being strongly character-focused. While this episode finally sees the MC leave the bog, and confronts an inner demon while adding to the magic-building lore, I feel it gets bogged down, for lack of a better word, in the minutiae to the point it’s bordering on jargon.
I know some readers in this genre very much prefer fine detail-oriented magic systems, for me it feels more like page stuffing. Just a bunch of hoops to jump through and lore gibberish before the MC inevitably gets whatever power/ability they need. I think a significant majority of this book is dedicated to fleshing out the magic system the witches use.
On the surface, I understand this is important for what comes later, but in the end I rate these stories on how they make me feel in addition to the genre pillars I use to try to quantify it. And this particular book left me fairly bored for most of it.
For one, I don’t like the witch/undead stuff. It’s a little too superficial. But apparently that’s all the baddies in this series, so I’m just accepting it. For another, I don’t care for the in-world parents of the MC, he’s not that person. But again, he needs to care for the plot so it’s whatever. But that blah feeling keeps growing.
So gripes aside, what does this series do well? Great characters, with only the MC being somewhat of a puzzle. Still don’t really understand his motivations or see clearly what his path is other than because his body is the son of witch, he’s gonna be some key piece in the war against the witch nation. The side characters are all solid though, not one-dimensional. They have flaws, they don’t always agree with MC or he with them. It’s clearly a character focused story, I think somewhat mirroring the strategy of Wandering Inn, with the goods (well developed characters for example) and the bads (super slow pace).
The world-building itself is fairly boilerplate for a progression fantasy series, albeit without elves or dwarves and such. Just human kingdoms, some a martial dictatorships, some not. And of course the threat of some foreign baddies, mainly the witch Queendom.
The magic-system I like because there isn’t much room for being OP, at least so far. The MC in this series is probably the most genuinely not overpowered MCs of almost any series I can think of. He can do a lot of cool stuff, but there’s so many hard counters, he really has to be smart and a bit lucky to win.
The plot itself is rather slow-paced, because of the focus on character development and lore building. But when there is action, it’s genuinely quite intense. I would say though after three books and no actually important characters dying, that tension feels more and more contrived.
The payoffs are fairly mundane. As this isn’t an OP MC, not a lot of payoffs with regard to kicking ass, more like squeaking by. Some titles and achievements are awarded here and there. But I feel with the investment done to lore, training, and characters, I’d like to see that pay more dividends in payoffs. And this series has yet to do that so far.
In the end, I bit worried for the series. Despite its strong character focus and avoidance of the usual tropes (like OP MCs, steeply linear growth arc, etc), this series is starting to flirt a bit too much with contrivances for my taste.
Bog Standard 3 continues where the other books left off, being strongly character-focused. While this episode finally sees the MC leave the bog, and confronts an inner demon while adding to the magic-building lore, I feel it gets bogged down, for lack of a better word, in the minutiae to the point it’s bordering on jargon.
I know some readers in this genre very much prefer fine detail-oriented magic systems, for me it feels more like page stuffing. Just a bunch of hoops to jump through and lore gibberish before the MC inevitably gets whatever power/ability they need. I think a significant majority of this book is dedicated to fleshing out the magic system the witches use.
On the surface, I understand this is important for what comes later, but in the end I rate these stories on how they make me feel in addition to the genre pillars I use to try to quantify it. And this particular book left me fairly bored for most of it.
For one, I don’t like the witch/undead stuff. It’s a little too superficial. But apparently that’s all the baddies in this series, so I’m just accepting it. For another, I don’t care for the in-world parents of the MC, he’s not that person. But again, he needs to care for the plot so it’s whatever. But that blah feeling keeps growing.
So gripes aside, what does this series do well? Great characters, with only the MC being somewhat of a puzzle. Still don’t really understand his motivations or see clearly what his path is other than because his body is the son of witch, he’s gonna be some key piece in the war against the witch nation. The side characters are all solid though, not one-dimensional. They have flaws, they don’t always agree with MC or he with them. It’s clearly a character focused story, I think somewhat mirroring the strategy of Wandering Inn, with the goods (well developed characters for example) and the bads (super slow pace).
The world-building itself is fairly boilerplate for a progression fantasy series, albeit without elves or dwarves and such. Just human kingdoms, some a martial dictatorships, some not. And of course the threat of some foreign baddies, mainly the witch Queendom.
The magic-system I like because there isn’t much room for being OP, at least so far. The MC in this series is probably the most genuinely not overpowered MCs of almost any series I can think of. He can do a lot of cool stuff, but there’s so many hard counters, he really has to be smart and a bit lucky to win.
The plot itself is rather slow-paced, because of the focus on character development and lore building. But when there is action, it’s genuinely quite intense. I would say though after three books and no actually important characters dying, that tension feels more and more contrived.
The payoffs are fairly mundane. As this isn’t an OP MC, not a lot of payoffs with regard to kicking ass, more like squeaking by. Some titles and achievements are awarded here and there. But I feel with the investment done to lore, training, and characters, I’d like to see that pay more dividends in payoffs. And this series has yet to do that so far.
In the end, I bit worried for the series. Despite its strong character focus and avoidance of the usual tropes (like OP MCs, steeply linear growth arc, etc), this series is starting to flirt a bit too much with contrivances for my taste.
April 7, 2025
Loved It Felt short from how good it was.
Now I won't say this was some unique never before done sort of story. It was probably rather common in the genre of what happened but it happened so well. It was a standard adventure story of growth and conflict. Simple and pure. No romance distracting it. No big self reflecting moping over past killing for 90% of the book where he can't do anything because he's always whining. None of that like other book series of the genre.
No big misunderstandings that lead to false conflict from his secret keeping which would surely happen in other series. No just good adventure, mystery and humor. Entertaining the whole time with no real slow parts for me. I also enjoy how it is clearly broken into 'parts' 1,2 and 3. Separate parts of the story in time and arcs really. As well as never dragging on too much about one thing. Good set time skips.
I can't wait for the next one.
Now, my real problem with this is simple. I don't know if it was as good as I enjoyed it. See, I listened to the audible version and the narrator REAAAAALLY makes this book come alive. Maybe if i 'read' read it, it would feel just like a bland common fun story. I don't think so but maybe. However, the narrator REAAALLY makes the series come alive. How they voice the MC and other characters. The tone, pitches, even how now that the MC is entering puberty that they do voice puberty breaks.
Honestly the narrator has put other narrators to shame with this series it's just so good.
So I'd suggest giving that version a try if you can.
Now I won't say this was some unique never before done sort of story. It was probably rather common in the genre of what happened but it happened so well. It was a standard adventure story of growth and conflict. Simple and pure. No romance distracting it. No big self reflecting moping over past killing for 90% of the book where he can't do anything because he's always whining. None of that like other book series of the genre.
No big misunderstandings that lead to false conflict from his secret keeping which would surely happen in other series. No just good adventure, mystery and humor. Entertaining the whole time with no real slow parts for me. I also enjoy how it is clearly broken into 'parts' 1,2 and 3. Separate parts of the story in time and arcs really. As well as never dragging on too much about one thing. Good set time skips.
I can't wait for the next one.
Now, my real problem with this is simple. I don't know if it was as good as I enjoyed it. See, I listened to the audible version and the narrator REAAAAALLY makes this book come alive. Maybe if i 'read' read it, it would feel just like a bland common fun story. I don't think so but maybe. However, the narrator REAAALLY makes the series come alive. How they voice the MC and other characters. The tone, pitches, even how now that the MC is entering puberty that they do voice puberty breaks.
Honestly the narrator has put other narrators to shame with this series it's just so good.
So I'd suggest giving that version a try if you can.
April 9, 2025
Rating 4.0 stars
I don't know what to say about this one. I still like it but there is just something missing now. I still like Bog and Brin. The other supporting characters haven't really added anything new recently. I guess it feels like the author had some great ideas and just didn't know how to advance them so there is an unfinished feeling to it. What is up with Zilly? It would be interesting to develop her character more and find out why she acts the way she does. There are also so many opportunities for Brin to advance. he is from earth and has so many things he can bring over but hasn't done much yet. He also has a lot of achievements that seem like would help him advance but they also are only touched on a little bit before they are forgotten. I can't tell if Brin's class is something I would want for myself. it should be powerful and he does end up winning a lot of fights but it just doesn't seem as easy as it should. I feel he should be more powerful that he is showing. I guess that is why this is a 4 star story and not a 5 star story. In this one Brin is plagued with nightmares. We find out that Aberthols mother is the one sending those nightmares. She was a witch that turned herself into a monster (her punishment) and picked this type of monster as it was a way for her to remember herself. Brin, Hog and his friends go on a caravan ride to other towns and have adventures along the way. Overall, I still like the series I was just hoping for a little bit more. C'est La Vie.
I don't know what to say about this one. I still like it but there is just something missing now. I still like Bog and Brin. The other supporting characters haven't really added anything new recently. I guess it feels like the author had some great ideas and just didn't know how to advance them so there is an unfinished feeling to it. What is up with Zilly? It would be interesting to develop her character more and find out why she acts the way she does. There are also so many opportunities for Brin to advance. he is from earth and has so many things he can bring over but hasn't done much yet. He also has a lot of achievements that seem like would help him advance but they also are only touched on a little bit before they are forgotten. I can't tell if Brin's class is something I would want for myself. it should be powerful and he does end up winning a lot of fights but it just doesn't seem as easy as it should. I feel he should be more powerful that he is showing. I guess that is why this is a 4 star story and not a 5 star story. In this one Brin is plagued with nightmares. We find out that Aberthols mother is the one sending those nightmares. She was a witch that turned herself into a monster (her punishment) and picked this type of monster as it was a way for her to remember herself. Brin, Hog and his friends go on a caravan ride to other towns and have adventures along the way. Overall, I still like the series I was just hoping for a little bit more. C'est La Vie.
February 22, 2025
From the moment Brin woke up in a new world, his life has never been the same. It’s been difficult for him, yet he’s done his best to overcome the obstacles that keep coming his way. He’s resilient and determined, never once giving up. Granted, getting used to magic and all it entails is a whole other thing entirely. Nevertheless, he’ll give his all to become the best at everything he puts his mind to.
I love the fact that Brin keeps diving further into learning. In this new world, he’s now a kid, a far cry from the man he once was. The author has crafted these characters with care, doing his best to give them a reason to continue on. Theirs is a life full of so many ups and downs. The constant monsters and learning amidst rebuilding makes it so there’s always something for them to do. All while doing everything possible to exist.
The world’s magic system made me think of SAO’s War Of The Underworld. It’s similar to how Kirito, Alice, and the others spoke their commands in order to bring their powers to life. It’s a different take on how magic is conjured and works nicely for the world and characters the author is building.
Brin’s determination to survive is commendable. He’s the type of person who’ll do his best to take care of those he’s come to care about. It shows in everything he does throughout the story, even when there’s an unexpected cost he inadvertently has to pay. I look forward to what the author has in store for us next.
I love the fact that Brin keeps diving further into learning. In this new world, he’s now a kid, a far cry from the man he once was. The author has crafted these characters with care, doing his best to give them a reason to continue on. Theirs is a life full of so many ups and downs. The constant monsters and learning amidst rebuilding makes it so there’s always something for them to do. All while doing everything possible to exist.
The world’s magic system made me think of SAO’s War Of The Underworld. It’s similar to how Kirito, Alice, and the others spoke their commands in order to bring their powers to life. It’s a different take on how magic is conjured and works nicely for the world and characters the author is building.
Brin’s determination to survive is commendable. He’s the type of person who’ll do his best to take care of those he’s come to care about. It shows in everything he does throughout the story, even when there’s an unexpected cost he inadvertently has to pay. I look forward to what the author has in store for us next.
February 9, 2025
I really loved this 3rd book in the Bog Standard Isekai series, where we see Brin trying to make a life for himself in Hammon's Bog under the tutelage of Hogg and Lumina his adoptive parents. However his nights were tormented by fearful nightmares, which at first he thought were not surprising considering what he had been through battling the undead. But it seems that his past would not leave him alone, not all the witches were dead, one was out to continue tormenting him even if it was only in dreams. His group of friends help him all they can both to grow stronger in their chosen classes and earning new skills. His skills as an illusionist he continued to learn from Hogg, but his skills as a glasser were what he worked at most. He was proud to be a glasser and was learning the language of magic from Lumina before she had to depart on her next duty. This book is full of adventures which our young heroes embark on during their travels with the caravan on their way to Blackcliff. I love Brin's friend the young Marksi, who always watches his back. This book is quite dark and kept me turning the pages especially when Brin was in the grip of the evil Aberfa, the mother. I cannot wait to continue reading Brin's next adventures in Vol 4.
April 22, 2025
That was really good
Not gonna lie, I got really nervous when I read the reviews that said this wasn't as good.
...and while some of them do make a point, It's not quite as good when compared to book one or two, it's still pretty darn good when compared to a lot of other stuff.
The characters leave home and travel cross country so the overall feel is less cohesive than when they were all back in Hammon's Bog. That's not so bad, What I liked less was Mr. English gets a little too heavy with the sadness.( I don't need that in my life right now) But even that unnecessary embellishment was pretty well written.
Once again we get a well thought out, well written story. The narrator's performance is still top notch for the audio book. and the expansion of the rational magic system was an unexpected delight.
Not gonna lie, I got really nervous when I read the reviews that said this wasn't as good.
...and while some of them do make a point, It's not quite as good when compared to book one or two, it's still pretty darn good when compared to a lot of other stuff.
The characters leave home and travel cross country so the overall feel is less cohesive than when they were all back in Hammon's Bog. That's not so bad, What I liked less was Mr. English gets a little too heavy with the sadness.( I don't need that in my life right now) But even that unnecessary embellishment was pretty well written.
Once again we get a well thought out, well written story. The narrator's performance is still top notch for the audio book. and the expansion of the rational magic system was an unexpected delight.
May 7, 2025
fun
With the undead army defeated and the witch threat dealt with the MC spends time with his adoptive parents learning new skills and figuring out the next issue: finding his birth mother turned monster. As he and his friends travel he learns that his monster mother is invading his dreams and tormenting him, he then gets her to train him. His skill grows until both he and his monster mother are ready to confront each other. He completes his task and defeats the monster. Now he needs to find his step siblings and tell them the fate of their father.book ends.
The book works as a standalone but is far better as a series. The magic system grows and the characters and world develop. I love the narrator please enjoy
With the undead army defeated and the witch threat dealt with the MC spends time with his adoptive parents learning new skills and figuring out the next issue: finding his birth mother turned monster. As he and his friends travel he learns that his monster mother is invading his dreams and tormenting him, he then gets her to train him. His skill grows until both he and his monster mother are ready to confront each other. He completes his task and defeats the monster. Now he needs to find his step siblings and tell them the fate of their father.book ends.
The book works as a standalone but is far better as a series. The magic system grows and the characters and world develop. I love the narrator please enjoy
May 14, 2025
Been binge-reading Bog-Standard Isekai on KU over the past week.
Great
work. The first book was a solid entry novel, the second kicked things up in a way I didn't see coming for another book or two.
And then book 3, man! It was so different from the other two books in tone and events but is probably my favourite of the 3 books I've read so far. is such an interesting character, in a way may be my favourite character so far. And the way we explore how it all affects Mark/Brin as a person/character and mentally was so great. Usually after a major arc's end like book 2 you'd think the proceeding book would be slower and more build-up but it didn't feel that way at all.
And then book 3, man! It was so different from the other two books in tone and events but is probably my favourite of the 3 books I've read so far. is such an interesting character, in a way may be my favourite character so far. And the way we explore how it all affects Mark/Brin as a person/character and mentally was so great. Usually after a major arc's end like book 2 you'd think the proceeding book would be slower and more build-up but it didn't feel that way at all.
May 19, 2025
Book 3 of a fantasy LitRPG series with system and isekai/portal elements. The focus of this book is Brin recovering from the events of the previous book while also joining a caravan to head to a different town. One of the themes in this book is dreams being used as a weapon of sorts against Brin. Something about this made me lose interest in this series and I had a hard time finishing this book. Maybe that anything can happen in dreams so there weren't any real limits or maybe it was the abuse Brin had to suffer through. This is also more of a young adult series even though it gets dark at times. I don't really like the idea of witches in this series since they seem too overpowered but I do like that this is more of a dark fantasy/paranormal setting than maybe the usual fantasy LitRPG. I may try to reread this series when it is completed.
February 19, 2025
Content Ratings: Language - PG13; Violence - PG13; Other - PG13+
I think I've said all this before, but the world building is great; the characters are great; the action and progression are balanced; and the story lines are engaging - with a bit if mystery thrown in. I'm thoroughly enjoying the series and must now (im)patiently wait for the next book. The only caveat I'll add is that, like a famous 7-book series that was made into 8 movies, this one seems to be aimed at a slightly older audience than the previous books. Since I try to focus on the things that other readers would want to know, this seemed like something to point out for parents considering this for their kids.
I think I've said all this before, but the world building is great; the characters are great; the action and progression are balanced; and the story lines are engaging - with a bit if mystery thrown in. I'm thoroughly enjoying the series and must now (im)patiently wait for the next book. The only caveat I'll add is that, like a famous 7-book series that was made into 8 movies, this one seems to be aimed at a slightly older audience than the previous books. Since I try to focus on the things that other readers would want to know, this seemed like something to point out for parents considering this for their kids.
January 24, 2026
Not as strong as the other two, it felt a bit distracted. And the more Zilly I am forced to endure the less joy these bring me so the threat at the end of how everyone would split up does not bode well for my enjoyment of a good protion of the next story. I just hate having to endure a character that everyone in the story acknowledges is super annoying and arrogant and gets in the way of things getting done well, especially when it feels like Zilly doesn't bring anything meaningful to the table.
September 5, 2025
What does it say about my mental state that I'm laughing at most of these jokes?
I enjoyed this. It's not as weird as book one anymore. It's still weird, but, just not as weird.
I don't mind picking up the sequel.
The protag was a coder, so hopefully we will get some out of the box applications of magic in the next one (if not, why mention he was a coder?).
3/5 Stars
I enjoyed this. It's not as weird as book one anymore. It's still weird, but, just not as weird.
I don't mind picking up the sequel.
The protag was a coder, so hopefully we will get some out of the box applications of magic in the next one (if not, why mention he was a coder?).
3/5 Stars
February 1, 2026
Extremely slow
The book has a good storyline, and an interesting hero.
But like the last book, the progress throughout the book is extremely slow, I find myself skipping entire pages that have no point. Feels like the author is just filling pages to make the book longer.
As an example the hero's profile is 22 pages long. There are running scenes that are a few pages long.
The book has a good storyline, and an interesting hero.
But like the last book, the progress throughout the book is extremely slow, I find myself skipping entire pages that have no point. Feels like the author is just filling pages to make the book longer.
As an example the hero's profile is 22 pages long. There are running scenes that are a few pages long.
February 6, 2026
Ridiculously boring. This whole book was just a training arc. The entire time he walked around while his birth mother (very annoying and uninteresting anyagonist btw) taught him a new magic system. Except the new magic system is just debating with the enemy about who deserves to die more. It's so boring. I like the characters, but that's really the only thing this one had going for it
February 22, 2025
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The writing - chefs kiss* blows away contemporaries in Litrpg.
Rating: 5/5
Cover: 5/5
Narration: na
Favorite Line: “the worst kind of lies are the one you tell yourself”
The writing - chefs kiss* blows away contemporaries in Litrpg.
Rating: 5/5
Cover: 5/5
Narration: na
Favorite Line: “the worst kind of lies are the one you tell yourself”
March 4, 2025
A skillful extension
I chose to rate this 5 stars to get the widest possible readership.
A fairytale structure with skills and progress that still has heart and good action scenes.
Works like a well structured movie to keep things moving and engaging.
I chose to rate this 5 stars to get the widest possible readership.
A fairytale structure with skills and progress that still has heart and good action scenes.
Works like a well structured movie to keep things moving and engaging.
March 31, 2025
Really enjoying the series up to this point, 1st two books were great, this one was good, but too much dream stuff for me. Still good though. Started book 4 on Royal Road and it seems to be back to the stuff I really enjoy. Great work!
April 28, 2025
I wish I skipped the first 2/3 of this book. When I read good fiction, I learn about either myself, or the world, or other people. In the beginning of this book, you learn only about the character which feels like a useless knowledge. Then both the plot and narrative got better closer to the end.
June 6, 2025
Deeply flawed 3rd entry
The book should have turned its first half into a prologue. The entirety of the first half was unnecessary to the plot. By far the weakest entry in the series.
The book should have turned its first half into a prologue. The entirety of the first half was unnecessary to the plot. By far the weakest entry in the series.
August 22, 2025
Family issues and travel
Brin needs to deal with his body's birth mother as she haunts him. He learns much about his past during his journey from the outskirts of the nation to it's center. Tom out
Brin needs to deal with his body's birth mother as she haunts him. He learns much about his past during his journey from the outskirts of the nation to it's center. Tom out
October 3, 2025
Complex Characters, Complex Plot, Complex Universe
Brin's new life has become THE Exemplar of the old Chinese curse, "May you live in interesting times." However, that's to be expected when you're a bog standard isekai.
Brin's new life has become THE Exemplar of the old Chinese curse, "May you live in interesting times." However, that's to be expected when you're a bog standard isekai.
January 18, 2026
4 - The series really hit its stride halfway through this book, even if it takes a while to get there. It has the elements made the last two enjoyable but brings more depth and tension. Good foundation for the future
February 18, 2026
Very surprised by this series. I very much liked the premise and the turn away from full murder hobo. I liked the reluctant friendships and good people that took him under his wing, setting him up for success when he breaks out on his one. A model for parenting in its own way.
March 10, 2026
These stories are so wholesome and easy to tear through. This one isn’t quite the deep love for me, since the relationships feel more formulaic and the length isn’t really justified, but I still didn’t really feel the pain as I excitedly read it each night.
November 28, 2024
A very good isekai
This is very good isekai and the plot is moving in bigger directions now
This is very good isekai and the plot is moving in bigger directions now
February 19, 2025
Great Read!
These books keep getting better! Another great installment that expands the world and the characters we already know and love. A very fun read!
These books keep getting better! Another great installment that expands the world and the characters we already know and love. A very fun read!
February 28, 2025
Great Read
A wonderful mix of slice of life and action. I love the unique classes and skills which keep this series from blending in with others of the genre.
A wonderful mix of slice of life and action. I love the unique classes and skills which keep this series from blending in with others of the genre.
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