If I were to sum up this book in one sentence, it would be “this one has it all”. Like, quite literally, even. What started out as a standard isekai premise (long title and everything) ended up bei...
Kairo Packer's suspect goods zaps him into another world; onto the lap of a demon prince embroiled in a civil war against his father.
There, he develops a bond with Genie Marsh, who helps him cope and hone his unique magic.
Especially, when this 19-year-old's life had been surprisingly mundane for a typical convenience store worker. You'd think with a name like Kairo, he'd have faced some hand-warming or combative situations before. Nope. Not even a single angry hiss from a stray cat.
Then his passion for oddities has him buy a mysterious Baroque style closet and lamp from his favorite online store. They trigger electrocution to zap him from his comfy suburban life, and into this otherworld reality of deviousness and danger.
Clearly out of his depth, he must quickly become a skilled wizard to survive the political machinations, and the many monsters that could make a snack out of him.
Done with this now (I think). I knew nothing about isekai going in, and now I know not to bother again. In fairness, I enjoyed the experience. I want to thank Walker for pointing out stuff in his review and sticking to the end. His review was invaluable: it helped me give an honest go. Thanks for the contest HF, good luck to everyone who reaches the end to qualify.
Done with this now (I think). I knew nothing about isekai going in, and now I know not to bother again. In fairness, I enjoyed the experience. I want to thank Walker for pointing out stuff in his review and sticking to the end. His review was invaluable: it helped m...
