The Divine Seven

Demon Princess Magical Chaos, Book 5

By: J.J. Pavlov

Narrated by: Katana Jones

Chaos awakens alone, surrounded by an endless jungle.

When she discovers a small village of natives, the world-weary reincarnator finds peace of mind for the first time in forever. Lulled by the tranquil atmosphere, she forgets her worries. But when outsiders arrive, they bring war onto the doorsteps of her new home. Once more, the Crawling Chaos gathers her will to fight.

In a land where gods walk among the people, Chaos discovers herself anew. Finding pieces of her past and making new friends along the way, the reincarnated high school girl goes on a journey that shall go down in the annals of history. When the pieces fall into place, she will learn a truth about the world she would have rather not known.

Our lovable Cosmic Horror is brought to new lands with unfamiliar sights and wondrous discoveries. But even if it looks like a fresh start, she can't shake her nature and extends a helping hand to those in need.

The Demon Princess Magical Chaos series contains gore and explicit sexual content. It's intended for mature listeners.

©2021 J.J. Pavlov (P)2021 Podium Audio

amazing

This book is very underratedid yes. Some people may have a problem with some of the content in there. Those who can't usually distinguish between fictional writing and reality usually have a hard time with subjects that deal with. Stuff that they don't like however all that being said. This is a wonderful serit does have a light amount. Mature scenes but don't let that take you away from the amazing story that progresses through the series all those who stick around for that Won't be disappointed.

I love these books.

At some points I felt as though the story was dragging on, but that’s more of a me issue. I love the characters and they actually makes me laugh at times.

I’m ready to start the next.

a dip in story quality

after the events of the last book I couldn't wait to start volume five. unfortunately the author decided that the first 3/4 of this volume needed to feel like filler content. completely all new characters are introduced to the story. The protagonist doesn't learn anything, grow in any way, nor does the plot move forward until the last quarter of the book. fortunately, the last quarter of the book reveals a lot of secrets about the world and our protagonist learns who the true enemy is. while I am looking for it to the next book I am hoping it does not drag on as this book did.
also, katana Jones did an amazing job with her performance. it was definitely the highlight of this book and the only thing that kept me listening the entire time.

Enjoyed this one

With how the last book ended I wasn’t sure how this one would go and where it’s sad to be separated from the other characters I still enjoyed this one and seeing more of the story unfold

entertaining read

enjoyed the series a lot. I like the pop culture references. The machine that makes everything that you can think of possible reminds me of the movie
" Forbiden planet" Where an extinct race created such a machine and it created things from their subconscious minds and nightmares and killed them all.

Bonk

A bit too much signing, cut be cut down by a half. Otherwise? Grow of character, new history of her species, battles... Good book 😉 a bit weird that she took so long vacation from her dominion but i guess it helped with her growth enough, now let's see what crow lady will say about that.

Another Banger

The narrative leveled up again in this installment. I liked the vocal effects that were employed during the battle cries.

my thoughts.

a lot of people say it's just filler while I agree that most of it is the last ten chapters or so are really great for world building. another thought is that mithras (idk if I spelled it correctly it was in the description of book 4) is kinda like that toxic ex where you liked them then hated them and just a continuous back and forth. at first I was like sweet he's helping her like when he sent her to the moon but nope not the case.

The Training Arc

If memory serves, some of the reviews claimed this is filler, but I liken it more to a training arc where Chaos learns how to lead people and gathers powerful allies (and lovers, of course). As a treat at the end, we also learn more about the world, its history, and the false gods.

I really liked Chaos's personality and decisions in this one. She is definitely growing as a character and becoming both dependable and fun loving. I think my only real gripe about this book is that at the end, the already stretched plot stretches even more, and yet another major foe is placed in front of chaos. I just felt like it was a bit too much. I would have probably enjoyed the series more if it stuck to just the false gods as I feel they were enough to tackle as it is, but I guess I'll see as I listen to the remaining books.

Excellent

Very well done. Love the narrator and the unique story. I love the main character and her unique perspective on life.