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I definitely recommend it to those who were able to read through the original JK Haru as it does an excellent job fleshing out side characters, especially Chiba.more Though it starts off a little slow and the ending was just okay, I came away satisfied that I read it.
#JK HARU IS A SEX WORKER IN ANOTHER WORLD JK SERIES#
Here's to hoping the author will write a full-on sequel volume of Haru, not just a series of short stories because I would love to read it. Any "closure" on that front happened off-screen since Haru isn't the primary POV character in this book.
I couldn't help but want more of a resolution with the demon lord than what we got, which is my only criticism. In comparison, the ending unfortunately couldn't compare though it was fun in its own right.
Before I read that chapter, I was feeling good about the book but not very good, but because I felt so satisfied after reading that chapter, I'm still giving this book 4 stars. For a character I despised in the original book, ironically, my favorite part of Summer was his chapter toward the end, which was a great culmination of a few plot points in the book. Of all the characters fleshed out in this book, I came away with a better understanding and even appreciation for Chiba (the idiotic classmate of Haru's who was transported into this world too when they died). Though there were still a few sad parts, I appreciated the overall lighter tone of this book in comparison to the original, which got pretty bleak at times. In that respect, I would say it was a success and I really enjoyed it. However, Summer is different from the original in that it's a series of short stories told mainly from the points of view of side characters, instead of Haru, and fleshes out their backstories.
#JK HARU IS A SEX WORKER IN ANOTHER WORLD JK LICENSE#
Thankfully, J-Novel Club was able to license it through Hayakawa so we could read it. Though there were still a few sad parts, I apprecia JK Haru: Summer is a semi-sequel to the original JK Haru that the author self-published in Japan. Related: Why the Best Isekai Series Is.JK Haru: Summer is a semi-sequel to the original JK Haru that the author self-published in Japan. The title also implies that this series will focus on the relationship dynamics between a parent and a child. The title is amusing because usually when you picture a "mom," you don't associate her with an interest in violent fantasy games. As they continue going on quests, Mamako and Masato eventually learn that the original purpose of the game is to strengthen the bonds between parents and their kids. Mamako can easily defeat enemies using her twin swords. The two are sent into a fantasy game, and while Masato is well-versed in fantasy-themed video games, he is unable to showcase his knowledge because his stats aren’t as high in comparison to his mom. The story follows the familial relationship between a teenage boy named Masato Oosuki and his overly doting mother Mamako. Do You Love Your Mom and Her Two-Hit Multi-Target Attacks? is a light novel series written by Dachima Inaka and illustrated by Pochi Iida, adapted into an anime in 2019 by J.C.
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