King's Proposal, Vol. 1 (light novel) (King's Proposal

King's Proposal (Light Novel) #1

by Koushi Tachibana

Two Bodies in One

With looks to die for, Saika Kuozaki is the most powerful mage in existence and the only one who can thwart the annihilation factors that attempt to destroy the world once every three hundred hours. When Saika is mortally wounded, however, she bequeaths both her powers and body to the normal high school boy who happens to find her, Mushiki Kuga. Just because Mushiki inherits her abilities, though, doesn’t mean he can control them. To stand a chance of saving the world, Mushiki will have to attend an academy for mages as Saika—while trying to keep his true identity under wraps!

Genres: Light Novel, Fantasy

200 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 22, 2022

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Reviews

[Rebecca · Rating 3 out of 5]

2.5 - good twist, too many stereotypical gender-based shenanigans.

[S. Kallahan · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is my one book a year I skipped. I was hoping for a decent intro to the light novel, but this just ended up devolving into what you might get if you had a teenaged boy write a soft porn novel. Thin on plot. All the female characters are basically vehicles for the main characters desire with no depth whatsoever. No real through-line. Just episodic excuses to get the characters in their underwear.

That the book is aimed at pre-teens and up should be enough to disturb.

[Ryan Goss · Rating 5 out of 5]

Top tier

It starts out as a rather cliche story but there are a lot of great twists, each chapter is better than the last. The main character is kinda your typical dense but determined hero but not terrible, he grew on me. Look forward to volume 2

[Madeleine Knutsson · Rating 2 out of 5]

The incest with the sister crushing on the brother was to much for me.

[Ian · Rating 2 out of 5]

Gooner book… Incoherent plot, unnecessary “fan service,” and really weird love triangle/square that made it hard to stomach.

[Toast · Rating 1.5 out of 5]

This story was not that good if I'm being honest. It carries a lot of the same gripes I have with DAL... there's a lot of weird perverted-ness going on and the twist at the end is really lackluster if I'm being honest. I kind of didn't have super high hopes going into this- but all I really wanted was to enjoy Tsunako's artwork (which I did) but man this story did not make me happy at all. I was cringing most of the time and the dramatic plot points just fall flat and lowkey feel uncomfortable at times. I might continue to read this solely because Tsunako for some reason only works with this author for their LN illustrations. It's definitely one I'll be taking my time on though- it's like voluntarily eating poison. I can't believe this got greenlit for an anime lol. We already have DAL why do we need this?

[Darkwood · Rating 2 out of 5]

I mean, the most interesting thing happens in the last 20% of the book. But I think I will continue it in the future.

[Istasia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Saika wangy wangy🥰😋