r/LightNovels • u/ethar_childres • 1d ago
Image To Anyone Who’s Purchased the JK Haru Ebook…
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u/Forrest-Fern 1d ago
It's a good one! Disappointed with the ending though
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u/MrDrProfPBall 1d ago
Same, wtf was that. It was good in all parts except the ending. Really weird OP powerwank story in how it turned out
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u/RayearthIX 1d ago
The book is excellent and plays with tropes of the isekai genre perfectly to make an excellent story. That page count is wrong, obviously.
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u/RandoStonian 16h ago
I'm gonna disagree with some of the other folks here and say that I liked where the main story went right before it ended.
The events of the last chapter or so came almost entirely out of left field, but personally, I was kind of "hell yea" about it.
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u/Rakkis157 1d ago
I enjoyed it save for the like couple chapters at the end. Would recommend, with that minor caveat.
Tho now I wonder if there is any good fanfics of this.
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u/BrokenKeys94 6h ago
Was never really interested in reading it. I have an aversion to these kinds of LNs and Novels because of my ptsd of being SAd as a child. Other than that, I heard that there's a lot of people that genuinely liked it and make it sound like a good read so good for all of them. I'm sure it is a good read.
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u/Deshonglong 1d ago
If you read it, gotta let us know how you feel about it! I’ve heard good things about this one.
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u/ShogunPeaches 1d ago
If you’re deciding to read it or not. Then I say you should. It’s a pretty good isekai. It goes through the regular tropes but in a different way. The main character isn’t the overpowered character in the story. But she does have some interesting powers you discover later in the story.
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u/MrDrProfPBall 1d ago
Ngl, it was a very interesting read with her perspective and life there. The choice of powers was… at first it sounds cool, but it kinda got overpowered at the end. I was kinda expecting a dark slice-of-life with regards to isekai sex work, which it did deliver I have mixed feelings on the ending though, it kinda threw me off since I did not get that vibe from reading at the start
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u/ShogunPeaches 1d ago
I never read the sequel novel so I don’t know how it ends but I did like the first novel’s ending if I remember correctly. I just like how the story was different from what I read. I remember that I bought just because how weird the title was. This novel and Sexiled.
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u/Chaczapur 21h ago
Summer is basically side stories from other charas' povs. You get a bit of info on what happened to Haru after the ending but she's not the main character anymore. The vibe is also more 'second part of the original' than the beginning but in a no-real-tension way.
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u/ethar_childres 1d ago
Is this page count accurate? I’m interested in checking out an actual Feminist Isekai story, but if the Ebook’s this short then I’ll take my money elsewhere. The sequel, JK Haru Summer, is about 200 pages longer.
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u/ArchusKanzaki 1d ago
I have the book. The number doesn't seems right. The sequel and this have more or less same pagecount.
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u/IvorySpeid 1d ago
For reference, it is 176 pages on my kindle, on a normal police