The book starts very strange. The protagonist reminded me a bit of Dr Robotnik from the Sonic the hedgehog series.. i am not a huge fan of humanising machines but given the fact that Sirius is an ancient, very experienced ai, its behaviour seems at least feasible.
I didn't like that the MC is seemingly even more arrogant and gary stu than Sapphire's other characters. Many claims about his power in the universe sounded like a feaver dream or ramblings of a lunatic. Furthermore, i don't see the protagonist to be really likeable. He is selfish, if acting according to his own moral standards, and even his ai seemingly has more compassion than him. The MC acts like an autist or sociopath, seemingly only striving to become stronger and follow his own agenda.
The much needed comedic relief comes from the robot (aka banana warrior) and a minion (aka the wheelbarrow beserker).
I really disliked the exposition arc about the deluded antagonist at the end of the book. The ramblings about killing gods and cleaning whole universes of all life were just too much forme.
Criticism and comments
Unfortunately this book has a lot more errors and incomplete sentences than Sapphire's other series.
“We saw how our mother died." Why did you put your hopes on your beloved uncle then?