When everyone told me this was the worst harem book they read, I took as them just being colorful. When I read the first two pages I was thinking that maybe we were on to something interesting. The MC isn't a stereotypical pathetic nerd dropped into an empowering geek power fantasy, no. This guy was actually the cool kid in school, but school was ten years ago and now he's left to wonder what could have been if he grew into the person everyone expected him to be. That is interesting! It's fresh too, maybe everyone is wrong about this book, maybe it's actually something clever...
Oh how wrong I was.
Whatever tease of deconstruction of the trope goes right out out of the window when he starts his internal monologue. You quickly find out that maybe his body aged into that of someone near thirty, but his mind never left that of 15, I couldn't believe what I was reading. Very early on this manchild of an MC finds himself in a 'club' and immediately spots a girl with perky breasts. After the most minor of social cues he walks his way towards her supremely confident that he will achieve sex with her.
A fight breaks out in the club for some reason but do you think that'll stop the MC? No. He's a man. And like all men, physical violence is not only no determent to the sex drive, it actually enhances it. An actual quote from the book:
"I'd fuck them up and then I'd fuck her"
This of course is shortly after confirming he would 'bend the bartender over' if things didn't go his way with the first target.
It was after this point i began more skimming than reading. There was no self awareness, no satire. He actually thinks and acts like this and the girls around him give it no second thought. And no, turning into a vampire doesn't make him any mature, if anything he becomes more juvenile because of the abilites he's granted and the hollow sex object women who revolve around him.
It's a very long book so admittedly I did not finish but I read enough to see a lot of thoroughly unsexy erotica that was akin to the moronic Fratboy in your dorm bragging about how he 'scored' the other night with a clearly exaggerated and crudely told story. Also the fight scenes are bad too, very little description, just a lot of bragging.
The MC clearly feels like the coolest person in the world, the problem is, the book agrees with him.