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Will Bender, Book 1: The Oath of the Antipaladin [a Harem LitRPG Adventure]
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March 11, 2026
This was quite a long book at 818 pages, and it moves at a steady pace. I enjoyed it, but it isn't for everyone. It slides more into erotica. The LitRPG elements are present and not too clunky, with actual progression being shown.
The MC is an extremely low level guard in his home town, following in the footsteps of his father, who is also a guard. His father tells him that he's uncovered a slavery ring operating, and then shortly after disappears. The MC isn't liked by his fellow guards, to the point that one of the assassinates him in the dungeon. But a morally questionable being offers him a chance at a second life by becoming an undead host for her. He takes her up on it, and shows up the next day at work, much to the surprise of his coworkers. Especially the woman that literally stabbed him in the back the night before. His new class, Viceroy, gets power from bending others to his will.
Much of his interaction with the first woman is blackmail, as she was the one that killed him. That blackmail eventually slides into coercion. The second LI is mostly coercion and a healthy dose of listening to her. The third is more an opportunist who wants in on what the first two are getting. They all come to respect the power he represents, and go out of their way to help him look for other women to play with to further his power growth. I liked the second the most, but the sex scenes with all three were often intense in a BDSM sense. Domination by him was the primary focus.
There were only a few errors noticed, less than 1 per 100 pages, which is an accomplishment in itself. I would read a sequel to this.
The MC is an extremely low level guard in his home town, following in the footsteps of his father, who is also a guard. His father tells him that he's uncovered a slavery ring operating, and then shortly after disappears. The MC isn't liked by his fellow guards, to the point that one of the assassinates him in the dungeon. But a morally questionable being offers him a chance at a second life by becoming an undead host for her. He takes her up on it, and shows up the next day at work, much to the surprise of his coworkers. Especially the woman that literally stabbed him in the back the night before. His new class, Viceroy, gets power from bending others to his will.
Much of his interaction with the first woman is blackmail, as she was the one that killed him. That blackmail eventually slides into coercion. The second LI is mostly coercion and a healthy dose of listening to her. The third is more an opportunist who wants in on what the first two are getting. They all come to respect the power he represents, and go out of their way to help him look for other women to play with to further his power growth. I liked the second the most, but the sex scenes with all three were often intense in a BDSM sense. Domination by him was the primary focus.
There were only a few errors noticed, less than 1 per 100 pages, which is an accomplishment in itself. I would read a sequel to this.
March 18, 2026
fantastic start for a series
I was not expecting this to be such a good novel. I could not put it down once I started reading. I did a marathon reading and stayed up to 3 am to finish this book only to be sad to find out it ended. Bravo
I was not expecting this to be such a good novel. I could not put it down once I started reading. I did a marathon reading and stayed up to 3 am to finish this book only to be sad to find out it ended. Bravo
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