As a sequel to "Not Your Sidekick" (which was a stunning and fun read) it falters at times with keeping a lazor-proof plot, but it is no less a great read! A lot of casual diversity I'm overjoyed to see! We follow the narrator Bells, a trans superhero fighting a corrupt government with his friends, both the ones we got to know from the previous book, but some new ones! Bells' story feels kind of separated from the action sometimes, considering he himself doesn't feel like the center of the story but "a fifth wheel" and he struggles with that plus also, you know, corruption. And a very greedy and dangerous former hero hunting them, so there's that. But the character Bells is also so fun with dialogue, witty and confident but also introspective and the ending of this book and his arc was really good! Plus, there is asexual/aromantic representation in here, a main character literally saying "I think I might be asexual". It's very rare to see, and I loved that.