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The Simulacrum #3
The Simulacrum: Volume 3
Now revived from his second-ever nap since being dropped into this world, the protagonist has come back with a single word, "Simulacrum", and an additional phantom limb. Maybe his true power is Sleep?
Either way, armed with slightly more knowledge of his own origins and with a host of new enemies approaching he must confront one inescapable truth: In the course of trying to remove all possible hassles from his life he has accidentally amassed power and created a shadowy secret organization with an underground base and a pet mad scientist.
Disclaimer: This is a tongue-in-cheek, slice of life romantic comedy, with occasional sprinkles of combat and mystery to spice things up. Please do not expect a straight up deconstruction beyond some in-universe meta-commentary by the characters.
Either way, armed with slightly more knowledge of his own origins and with a host of new enemies approaching he must confront one inescapable truth: In the course of trying to remove all possible hassles from his life he has accidentally amassed power and created a shadowy secret organization with an underground base and a pet mad scientist.
Disclaimer: This is a tongue-in-cheek, slice of life romantic comedy, with occasional sprinkles of combat and mystery to spice things up. Please do not expect a straight up deconstruction beyond some in-universe meta-commentary by the characters.
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Published February 12, 2021
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May 2, 2023
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Somewhere along the lines, this story forgot how to get to the point, it simply gets lost in it's minutia. It's still good, don't get me wrong, but it's frustrating to see it's best parts spaced unnecessarily far from each other.
Somewhere along the lines, this story forgot how to get to the point, it simply gets lost in it's minutia. It's still good, don't get me wrong, but it's frustrating to see it's best parts spaced unnecessarily far from each other.
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