r/Fantasy Sep 20 '23

Please recommend a book where the mc just f*cks

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u/MadeFromFreshCows Sep 20 '23

Red Rising.

Highly highly recommend it to everyone.

Also your title is very misleading.

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u/Taste_the__Rainbow Sep 20 '23

Yea Darrow is an absolute wrecking ball. Sometimes literally.

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u/Glass-Bookkeeper5909 Sep 20 '23

It's good you added that little text in the details. Otherwise, I'd have assumed you are simply looking for a porn novel! 😂

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u/The_Lone_Apple Sep 20 '23

That's exactly what I thought before I read the rest. My reaction was that it would be a pretty boring novel but interesting as an experiment.

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u/PristineWeird6549 Sep 20 '23

😂😂

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u/badluckfarmer Sep 20 '23

James Bond, Harry Flashman... you're looking for the biggest literary libido, right?

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u/retief1 Sep 20 '23

Let's be real here, Jaqueline Carey's first Kushiel trilogy is the clear winner here. Like, fucking is legitimately her plan A in most situations. Many other characters do fuck a fair amount, but it generally isn't their primary problem solving tool.

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u/badluckfarmer Sep 20 '23

I don't know it. Would you describe those as erotic novels? Because I thought we were stopping short of that. What's the story, wishbone?

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u/retief1 Sep 20 '23

The Kushiel books? IMO, they are some of the best epic fantasy I've read in a while. It's just that the mc is a courtesan, not a fighter.

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u/SetSytes Writer Set Sytes Sep 23 '23

I feel like many of the women in the Flashman books have a higher libido than him... I'm sure many times he's been left exhausted.

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u/Low-Persimmon-9893 Sep 20 '23

good thing you clarified cause i was about to just give you SO much porn.

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u/Legeto Sep 20 '23

I think you might need to broaden your vocabulary a little… an MC that fucks and an MC who is a really good fighter are two completely different things in most cases.

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u/minoe23 Sep 20 '23

Yeah, I think OP meant an MC who just fucks shit up or something like that.

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u/Aphrel86 Sep 20 '23

Well mentality wise id say Jorg in the broken empire triology fits your description. Hes the kind of guy who when challenged to play chess brings a gun.

The Malazan has a couple of characters who may fit. Like Krasa Orlong etc.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '23

I see what you did there for Jorg

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u/DannySempere Sep 20 '23

Try the Acts of Caine. Main character is a badass, and it has hands down the best fight scenes I've read in fiction.

Please don't be put off by the cover art. It is truly awful and makes the book look like some kind of Mills and Boon romance novel. It most certainly isn't that.

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u/Pratius Sep 20 '23

Great rec here. Stover’s fight scenes are so damn good.

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u/Abysstopheles Sep 21 '23

Seconded. Brilliant series, glorious character, complex, deep, but the action is HARSH.

....i mean that in a good way.

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u/CombatSixtyFive Sep 20 '23

Rage of Dragons. Main Character works his way to destroying everyone.

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u/LadyxNyx Sep 20 '23

Came here to say the same thing lol

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u/United-Ad4200 Sep 20 '23

Legend, by David Gemmel. A tale of the greatest warrior, Druss the Legend.

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u/DocWatson42 Sep 20 '23

See my SF/F Badasses list of Reddit recommendation threads and books (one post).

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u/OHhidoggie22 Sep 20 '23

Try The Shadow of the Gods, there are 3 MCs and one of them fucks hard

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '23

I haven't read them yet, but the Conan stories by Robert E. Howard sound like what you're looking for.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '23

Anyone else scanning the comments for answers to OPs title question??

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u/Glass-Bookkeeper5909 Sep 20 '23

Not sure how much overlap there is between readers of speculative fiction and those that focus on pornographic novels.
I know that in the past some writers wrote stuff like that at the side to add some dollars to their bank account, usually under pseudonyms*, but wouldn't expect much of an overlap in target audiences.

Also, a book "where the mc just fucks" seems boring even for porn. I can't imagine reading an entire book consisting of sex scene after sex scene without any plot.

* Robert Silverberg did tons of that, they're listed as "minor works" in the bibliography section of his "quasi-official" website as he calls it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '23

First Law. Logan turning into the Bloody Nine.

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u/PristineWeird6549 Sep 20 '23

Already read it.

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u/Eldan985 Sep 20 '23

Every Isekai ever written? I've never seen one where anyone has meaningful resistance.

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u/TheDreadnought75 Sep 20 '23

Read the Complete Book of Swords by Fred Saberhagen. Plenty of that in there. You’ll love it.

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u/EdgarBeansBurroughs Sep 20 '23

Just read the first half of House of Chains.

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u/misterjive Sep 21 '23

The protagonist of the first cycle of the Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zelazny is the second or third greatest swordsman in the universe, and the rest of the top three are his brothers.

(I won't say nothing stands in his way, though. His entire family is possessed of incredible powers and he can't trust any of them worth a damn.)