The Saga of Tanya the Evil, Vol. 2
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In Summary Carlo Zen’s longwinded prose continues to test the endurance of those who would read about his alternate world. (He even admits in the afterword that this volume is a bit thick.) However, if you’re willing to take on this 406-page behemoth, you’ll be rewarded with a Norden battle and a Rep......more

Justifying war crimes, using legal jargons, and liberal interpretation of internation laws; Is a good summary of what Vol.2 of Youjo Senki encompasses. More so than the actual fighting, it is more engaging to read how our protagonist uses their knowledge of the alternate, real life earth and its his......more

Lots of explanation and repetition I only enjoyed this because I watched the anime first. The book is filled with over-explaining, although it feels better than the first book. Possibly because I learned how to skim. There’s even an entire first section of a chapter that just goes over what’s going......more

While not entirely bad, the book wasn't all that great either. My biggest problems with it are that it is very confusing to follow at times. I usually like to give the author the benefit of the doubt when his work is being translated to another language, and just assume that something was either los......more

March 27: Hilarious darkish and entertaining volume that continues Tanya’s journey through the carnage of war, combined with a feature of war crimes (technically not) and bureaucratic boredom with a rant of military strategy and tactics. The first I read this 4 years ago, I was bored out of my mind......more