SAD NEWS: A Low-Tier ‘Pure and Wholesome’ Streamer Forgets to Stop Streaming and Knocks Out an SS-Class Monster Novel Review
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By アトハ
2023
Description
The protagonist, Reina Ayane, had been working as a dungeon streamer. “Maybe I just don’t have any talent…” Reina mainly did cooking streams, focusing on rare dungeon ingredients combined with a relaxing atmosphere. However, whether her content wasn’t interesting enough or her choice of topics was lacking, her viewership had been stagnant, barely reaching double digits. One day, on her way home, Reina was walking while brainstorming ideas for her next stream when she heard a fellow streamer’s scream. A dungeon explorer had gotten caught in a monster stampede. “N-No, you have to run—” “Move aside. I’m in a really bad mood right now.” Stagnant viewership, no increase in subscribers— Frustrated, Reina took it out on the monsters, mercilessly beating them to a pulp. “Ugh. Not like these things are even useful as ingredients…” With a sigh, she stood silently. Her eyes no longer even registered the defeated monsters before her. “She took down an irregular monster that easily!? Just who is she!?” The girl who had been left behind, Yukino Mochizuki, trembled in shock. As it turned out, the dungeon explorer Reina had saved was actually a massively popular streamer with over 800,000 subscribers. The unbelievable sight of a small girl effortlessly punching a deep-floor monster to death had been captured perfectly on Yukino’s stream. -“What the hell was that!?” -“Come on, where’s the tracking squad!?” That clip went viral overnight while Reina slept, and by the time she woke up, she had become a living legend.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- kakuyomu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
SAD NEWS: A Low-Tier ‘Pure and Wholesome’ Streamer Forgets to Stop Streaming and Knocks Out an SS-Class Monster Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on SAD NEWS: A Low-Tier ‘Pure and Wholesome’ Streamer Forgets to Stop Streaming and Knocks Out an SS-Class Monster
Okay, buckle up, because "SAD NEWS: A Low-Tier ‘Pure and Wholesome’ Streamer Forgets to Stop Streaming and Knocks Out an SS-Class Monster" is quite the title, and the story lives up to the quirky promise. I went in expecting something lighthearted, and that's exactly what I got. It's a fun ride, but it's definitely not a deep dive.
First Impressions
From the get-go, the premise is hilarious. A seemingly innocent streamer accidentally obliterating a super-powerful monster? Sign me up! The initial chapters are strong, establishing the streamer's persona and the absurdity of her hidden strength. I was immediately drawn in by the comedic setup and the potential for some seriously over-the-top moments.
What Works Well
The humor is definitely the star of the show. The author does a great job of playing on the contrast between the streamer's perceived innocence and her actual power. The interactions with other characters, especially as they react to her accidental feats of strength, are consistently funny. I also appreciate the modern-day setting with its blend of fantasy elements and livestreaming culture. It's a unique and engaging combination that keeps things fresh. The female protagonist being strong from the start is also a refreshing change of pace, and the dungeon crawling adds a nice layer of adventure.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the novel, it does have some drawbacks. The plot feels somewhat thin, and I can see how the repetitive nature of the gags might wear thin over time. Each chapter tends to follow a similar formula, and I found myself wanting a bit more substance to the overall story. Also, while the setting is interesting, there are moments where the world-building feels a little shaky. Some details don't quite add up, and I was left with a few unanswered questions.
Final Verdict
Overall, "SAD NEWS: A Low-Tier ‘Pure and Wholesome’ Streamer Forgets to Stop Streaming and Knocks Out an SS-Class Monster" is a fun and entertaining read, perfect for when you're in the mood for something light and silly. Just don't go in expecting a complex plot or deep character development. If you're looking for a casual novel with plenty of laughs, give it a shot. But if you prefer stories with more depth and intricate world-building, you might want to look elsewhere. I'd rate it a solid 3.5/5 – enjoyable, but with room for improvement.