Hero Manufacturing Machine ~A Job to Make Children~ Novel Review
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By 芽中要
192 chapters
2016
Description
“Charles” aka Eucharlouch Bravelord is a member of the royal family and the youngest child of the Bravelord bloodline. Due to his low right to inherit the throne, he lived freely as a skilled adventurer, however his nine older brothers died suddenly one after another. Left as the last heir of the Bravelord bloodline he was entrusted with the “role” as a stallion to bring the next generation of heroes. With his new role, he began with a beautiful assassin and female knight, before setting his sights on his brother-in-law’s widows, one after another.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
Hero Manufacturing Machine ~A Job to Make Children~ Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Hero Manufacturing Machine A Job to Make Children
Okay, let's dive into "Hero Manufacturing Machine A Job to Make Children." I went into this one knowing exactly what to expect: a heavy dose of adult content with a fantasy backdrop. And honestly, it delivers on that promise.
First Impressions
My initial reaction was one of cautious optimism. The premise is certainly unique – a protagonist tasked with, well, manufacturing heroes to combat a looming threat. It's a setup that practically screams for some interesting character dynamics and maybe even a touch of political intrigue.
What Works Well
I appreciated that the protagonist isn't portrayed as a complete buffoon. There's a genuine effort to portray him as considerate, especially in his interactions with the female characters. This is a definite plus. I also found the straightforward nature of the 18+ content refreshing; it doesn't beat around the bush, which, if you're into that sort of thing, is a point in its favor. The "romance" progression, if you can call it that, is fairly decent too.
Areas of Concern
My biggest issue lies with the disjointed nature of the plot. It seems the story has been plagued by interruptions and shifts in focus, leading to a somewhat chaotic reading experience. While I can appreciate the translator's efforts to organize everything, it's clear that the source material itself is a bit of a mess. I also feel that the description is a little misleading. I was hoping for more focus on the widows, but the story seems to prioritize virgin characters instead. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it's worth noting if you're going in with specific expectations.
Final Verdict
Overall, "Hero Manufacturing Machine A Job to Make Children" is exactly what it advertises itself to be: an adult fantasy novel with a heavy emphasis on the adult part. If you're looking for a deep, intricate plot, you might be disappointed. But if you're in the mood for some straightforward, erotically-charged reading with a touch of fantasy, this might just scratch that itch. Just be prepared for a potentially bumpy ride in terms of plot coherence.