Heroine Addiction: I Shall Master This Family!

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Have we mastered this podcast? Who knows? Who cares! Isekai Sensei-Sama and Bento Baggins are checking out I Shall Master This Family!


Brad

Ben

Content and Ideas

5

5

Pacing and Structure

5

5

Characters

4

4

Art Competency

4

4

Artistic Flourish

5

5

Personal Preference

5

5

Recommendation Strength

5

5

Total

92

92

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  1. AnnieSeptember 9, 2024 at 6:34 PM

    OMG, I can't believe u guys did this one, it's probably one of my top 5 reincarnation manhwas. If you guys are taking recommendations, I'd love to hear your thoughts on "Your Majesty, Please Spare Me This Time" (fl and her entire family get killed by the tyrant emperor, she goes back in time to "fix him", they fall in love etc etc) or "Surviving Romance" (pretty different from usual rofan isekais; fl gets reincarnated as the heroine in a contemporary high school romance novel, things REALLY don't go as planned - definitely avoid any spoilers, it's already finished), they're both very fun in their respective genres

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    1. Isekai Sensei-SamaSeptember 9, 2024 at 6:42 PM

      Yeah, I love this one. It took way to long to get to it, as far as I'm concerned. : D

      I read "Your Majesty, Please Spare Me This Time", but I didn't have it on the list for an episode, so I'll give you credit for it along with "Surviving Romance". Thanks for the recommendations!

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    2. AnnieSeptember 11, 2024 at 11:46 AM

      Ohh, I'm glad you're familiar with that Please Spare Me This Time, can't wait to find out what you think of it. I'm not sure how Surviving Romance would fit in the podcast though, it's not part of the genres usually covered in Heroine Addiction, but I'll leave it as a recommendation for something to read one day when you guys are bored

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