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Tonster
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The very first thing the protagonist does when he arrives on a foreign planet is to attempt to have sex with the scary omnipotent God-level boss alien whose mere presence terrifies all the ordinary civilians. And of course, the God alien agrees! And turns out to be a tender, kind (but of course emotionless and detached in all the convenient ways) lover. More to rant on this in the full review later...
— Oct 18, 2026 05:34AM
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Tonster
is on page 145 of 341
Interesting Sci-Fi. Why is the underlying current in the plot and nearly all human connections that the protagonist makes based on sex. Even funnier, not sex flat out, but an euphemism for sex. "Visiting". Lol.
— Oct 17, 2026 07:02AM
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E. Jamieson
is on page 85 of 341
This is really a bizarre mix of world building styles. I'm both annoyed and fascinated. Also the main character has even more Hot Takes that I can't wait to be confused about/rant about in my review.
— Sep 23, 2026 08:27AM
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E. Jamieson
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After the first two chapters nothing is making sense, and it's not making sense in a "huh???" way rather than an "oh this is interesting" way. Also, wishing you didn't have to eat meat because, of all reasons, you think rats look like humans is... a hot take.
— Sep 20, 2026 01:33PM
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Sam
is 35% done
I'm a big fan of the use of a biased narrator encountering human societies different from his own here. I love that he judges the humans on Scythia for their backwards views on marriage and queerness, while at the same time not being aware of how his very narrow definitions of gender from his own homeplanet reads to me as a trans reader. Makes the worldbuilding really fun to puzzle out.
— Sep 14, 2026 07:59AM
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Jim
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beautiful writing, and a subtly complex narrative that I am quite in love with already. The only way this could be better is if I had a hard copy to read, but my local library only had the digital version. Ah, life!
— Sep 06, 2026 06:49AM
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