@unknownmat said in Hate on what you Love. Let's air our grievances.:
Do you have any specific series in mind?
Hm... I've done some searching in my digital library. Here are some hits:
Full clearing another world under a goddess with zero believers.
I liked book 1 very much. Book 3 turned into a cringeworthy harem story that's just unreal... page after page of it. You've to read it to believe it. Well I managed to make it to the end of the book, but I was seriously put off by the story.
The hero laughs while... This hero has 1 slave beast-girl, who loves him. They travel together, exact revenge together, kill others in the most unimaginable ways that are almost too disgusting to stomach. And then they're beating about the bush about starting a sexual relationship? It's so weird that it's not even funny. Again, you've to read it to believe it.
In the land of Leadale: Book 1 was great, I loved it. But then, with every new book, it gets crazier and weirder. She (the protagonist) has 3 adult children... okay, that was funny for a while, but then she adopts more children. And then the adventures also become weirder and weirder. It's veered so far off course that it goes from fantasy straight into absurdity and beyond...
Chillin in another world, 4. Don't know what to make of that book. Don't know what it was all about, it was hard to read for me. Book 1 was nice. Book 4... I don't know... totally forgettable, I guess?
Didn't I say to make my abilites average in the next life. Book 1 was very nice. I stopped following that story because the girl's stuff was getting cringeworthy. It's a party of all-girls. But then there's another 1 or 2 parties of all-girls. And they're all after 1 girl (the protagonist): Mile. It gets very tiresome after reading book after book and in the end I stopped reading it.
To another world with landmines 2. It's a very nice book, but... it's about 1 guy with more and more girls around him. On top of that, they're helping a small elf girl?! What?! It's comes over so forced to make it funny that it's not funny anymore. Reading that was cringeworthy... yeah you've to read it to believe it. Good thing about book 2 is that it's very long, so there's enough content in there that's good. You just have to somehow bear the forced 'funny' stuff.
Trapped in a dating sim. In book 1, it was about women suppressing men. However, this quickly devolved into 1 guy saving girls and gathering them around him, while his sis has 4 guys or so around her. Btw, his sis is hanging around him, too, for his money. WTF is with that crazy set-up? Well... I guess it's funny, in a strange way, and it's an entertaining series and the adventures are nice.
A wild last boss appeared! Book 1 was very nice, but after that the story got completely off the rails. I mean, a sheep that can grow 100 meters tall?! That's even worse than power rangers stuff. It was seriously, very off-putting and I stopped following the series.
I'm a spider, so what. Book 1 was great, but then... yeah... there are way too many people featuring in this series. Entire books are about side characters. The story line isn't even linear in time and often I'm guessing what timeline the book is taking place?!
The timeline of the books are chaos, utter chaos.
I buy every new book just hoping I can finally read how it ends!
Book 11 is a whole book about the hero side character, and it was quite boring.
Book 12 was pretty good, though, even if it was only side characters. It was like many small stories and it was nice.
Book 13... well... was enjoyable, I guess... nothing really memorable though. Again, it ends with no end in sight, with a teaser of all things... after 13 chapters it ends with a teaser!! Maybe that's why I forgot the story.
I think this series has gone completely off the rails and every book I hope it's the last chapter because it goes back and forth in time and... where does it all end? The problem is, that the author puts hints about the end in one book, and then jumps back in time in the next book. The number of teasers is astronomical and is off-putting in its own right. The character is nice, though, so I'm still following the series, but... it requires patience!
The world's strongest rearguard. Book 1 was cool. Book 6... just too many characters, I think. Everything is written down in so much detail that it's completely and utterly tedious and almost unreadable for me. It's like reading in slow-motion. I think it's a prime example of how too many characters and detailing them all can ruin a story.
Private tutor to the duke's daughter. Book 1 was good. Book 2 though... what's with the parade of girls?! It was too much and was really off-putting. I mean, seriously off-putting.
Black summoner. It's a nice series, but really... how many wives does that guy need?! It is too much and it's becoming annoying.
If it's for my daughter, I'd even defeat a demon lord. Book 1 was cool. In book 8 though... after a lot of stuff happened... he marries his (adopted) daughter. That was off-putting... seriously, very off-putting, like a complete betrayal of book 1. I think there was also a book 9, a bonus story I think, but I didn't read that one.
Arifureta book 1: very good book. Book 9 or 10, or maybe both, were unreadable for me with endless 'personal' side stories. I tried to skip paragraphs and pages to the good part, but unfortunately reached the end without finding a good part. Totally forgettable. Book 12 was okay again.