The viewpoint character.
Came from another, more modern world. Has and will probably continue to go through some stuff.
First appearance: Chapter 1
Used to be acting as The Protagonist's slave, takes control of The Protagonist at the beginning of the story.
First appearance: Chapter 1
Valentine's owner when she is first introduced.
Tigergirl. Huge body and huge heart. She was once a famous gladiator.
The head of the Rushen family. For his corruption that The Protagonist found out, his family was cast down from nobility and he was imprisoned for his corruption.
Human carriage driver. Huge Valentine fangirl.
Human knight, a bit along in his years. Once fought alongside The Protagonist.
Has a strong sense of justice, in a way.
Heir to the throne. Has a large harem of women. The center of many controversies.
Human. Ex-noble. Member of Princess Asperia's harem.
Human noble.
Used to be The Protagonist's ally, but after the Rushen family is dispersed and cast down from nobility due to The Protagonist's actions, they develop a rift.
Later, The Master of Mind Magic decided to teach her some things, and she became a bit more foxy.
Has grown closer to Val.
Princess Asperia's younger sister. They don't get along.
Once-human transmutationist.
Edit:
For my personal taste, it is getting a bit repetitive in certain aspects and the s*xual parts are extremely overshadowing the progression of the story without giving anything meaningful...
Yes, there was an original story there at the beginning. Not the one where they want to release all slaves, I find that lacking in concept and simply dull to no end. The appearence of the princess and her harem completely ruins the suffocating pressure that was placed on the MC, by her slave which swapped bodies with her. It drives the focus towards other slaves, and the princess sort of appears as a new mistress for her, but not really. The harem's descriptions of ceaseless nudity and s*x among every slave are dull as well. Not even speaking about how unrealistic it is.
There was a twisted, but very enjoyable aspect when the MC's ex-slave in his ex-body tended to torment her alone completely controlling her thoughts and body to his will. I belive that the main story of this conflict was more focused on this specific part then something so boring and impossible like saving all slaves...
The winning aspects of the story were hidden in the irony, that the MC was punished by her slave, more brutally then he deserved it, just because she could do it. Not in saving slaves. I can hardly believe that Sasha actually cares about slaves aside from herself. Sasha is clearly not that type of girl-man?
Turning her back into a woman was just stupid too. It rules out the most crucial part of her, which showed how a slave girl would act if she took over his master's body, a man's body while said master is locked in a slave girl's body. The setup played on a multitude of weird ass gender benders and stereotypical senses. And that was the MAJOR WINNING point of the story.
The clueless and stupid master, dominated by his cruel bit*h slave that didn't know anything better was giving of a sweet sadistic experience that now mostly disappeared.
Based on the description of the story, I believed that her intention of wanting to end slavery was nothing more than a sarcastic statement, a lie to justify everything she did. And at least for me, it seemed that the description was hinting at something like this. Now I kind of see that it was a misinterpretation on my part, or that the writer simply decided it otherwise in the meantime. Anyway the fact that she seems to actually want to do that, for no reason since now she is in a position to enjoy slavery to the fullest is a turn off for me. No slave in a similar position would act like that.
For that I decided to lower my rating of this story appropriately.
Original comment:
Good day,
This story is very entertaining and exciting. It is targeting people with a certain taste, people that are not rare on this site or anywhere else in fact. The only difference, is that Scribble Hub is more honest about it, and for that I always respected this community.
The story is written in a light hearted tone, while speaking of pretty nasty stuff at the same time. For the first look the story might seem like a slave domination story, but it quickly turns out that it is more of a wish fulfillment than anything else. Because of this, I wouldn't call it a dark story, as neither main characters feel like specifically against the current setup, even if they might act like that in public.
Big plus that the characters don't move around prudishly 80% of the time like most similar stories, which tend to overly frustrate the audience without nothing really happening or just happening in a very disappointed way.
There are no major writing errors that bothered me either.
Nice one! Looking forward to seeing you around.
Sincerely,
Yokem.
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I completely and utterly hate this book, I despise slavery and mental manipulation, but God does it do it so well.
I'm gonna drop this, I don't think I can mentally take the concept of the nothingness that Sasha put MC in, too close to things I think about, and it's too detailed, so detailed in fact that I can picture it perfectly, I really don't like this book.
5/5
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Great novel, the psychological elements might not be for everyone but for me it ticks all the right boxes,
good wrighting, good story, good charicters. Along with a good Balence and combination of smut and plot.
In general it is an intresting concept with a solid execution, and I am exited to see where it goes from hear.
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An interesting premise... It has somewhat interesting perspectives on gender, s*xuality, free will, societal structures, and surviving. That said; it turned to be like 70% smut (Not necessarily a bad thing, just to know before getting into it.)
If I were to sum it up in a single word "Weird", followed by "Wtf did I just read"
Also, make sure to read the tags carefully.
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I just finished reading it and wanted to share my thoughts on it.
Personally, I see three issues with this series:
Lack of Clarity: As readers, we are often left in the dark about what is happening. We don't know how much the characters are thinking or feeling outside of the main character's perspective. I feel that occasional POV swaps could alleviate this issue.
Not Enough Sweetness: While I understand that this isn't the main goal of the story, I believe that having some sweet moments amidst the chaos would make it more engaging.
A prime example is when Sacha gives the body back to the main character for the first time. Despite still being a red flag and abusive, you can sense that she is trying to improve before falling back into bad habits, highlighting how difficult change can be.
Increasing Complexity: The story is becoming more and more complicated with twist upon twist, making it hard for readers to follow where it's going.
Despite these issues, I still find it a really enjoyable read.
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