As the descriptions do mention, the protagonist is a hardened WWII soldier who's got the spirit and tact together, somehow finding himself landing into a land straight out of a fantasy genre.
While the story does seem to revolve mainly around him, there's a bit more to it than that, yet that didn't really feel all that interesting to me.
The artworks, depictions of everything and all.. I've enjoyed it. The scenery was really something, but it fell really short on it, and is mostly the so called filler, otherwise the adventure is a bit more detailed storytelling that novels usually have.

The characters do get introduced one by one, as as they are even on the store page, yet the myself didn't read anything and so I had to connect the dots on the run.
Each of the main characters seemed to carry quite deep personality that did get referred to a lot, making the reading really enjoyable and many times even relatable. I've loved those parts that made me feel where are the characters coming from, and how it wasn't short on the character development.
.. Sort of.
The brought up sarcastic remarks, irony, and everything combined have made the reading a bliss, many times a really fun experience that I didn't expect at all. I was all immersed into the fantasy setting, only to have it sort of shattered by a laughable remark that made me wanna know more and more..
Some reactions were really something, emotional even, so that part I truly and thoroughly appreciated.
If I were to get back to the artworks here, this time focused on the character design.. Then I have nothing but a praise for that.
I was sorta moved by how accurate and lively the design was in combination with the reactions, it made me it all the easier to think of what're the characters coming through.

The music that supports the storytelling wasn't all that off the mark aswell.
Many of the tracks were fairly unique and left a lasting impression on me; Even months after finshing it, I'm finding myself listening to them as they're just that good and fitting the atmosphere.


Hm, what more do I say about that..
It's a rather unique novel in a fantasy genre with dialogue choices determining which route you do end up on, with the main story always sort of following. It just sort of ends up happening somewhere else from the characters' perspectives.
Hopefully, that's not too confusing..

And, whether I'd recommend it or not-
Easy choice, I'd recommend it to everyone who's into reading, even if they're not all that fond of the fantasy genre.
Pretty much everything is as we do know from reality, with the dragons and some magic being the exceptions, I suppose..
I may also point out, that the only part that's not voice acted is the protagonist; The rest of the novel has full voice acting.
Although I didn't cover a lot in this review, as I simply didn't know what to cover without spoilering anything, I hope that it will still be enough to provide you with at least a bit of an insight before deciding whether to go for it or not.
.. Welp, and in case you do decide to go for it..

Happy reading, and have fun!