## Sleeping With The Girls, Vol II: Chaos Theory has finally updated!

* Author: u/xamueljones  *My arch-enemy is entropy**
* URL: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6052381/1/Sleeping-With-The-Girls-Vol-II-Chaos-Theory
* Score: 6

* Created: 2016-08-08T04:26:47

### Post:

[Link to content](https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6052381/1/Sleeping-With-The-Girls-Vol-II-Chaos-Theory)

### Comments:

> **u/xamueljones** [+2]  *My arch-enemy is entropy* (4 minutes later)
> 
> After almost two years, there's finally an update!
> 
> This is an amazingly well-written story of a self-insert and there are plenty of moments of cleverness, hilarity, and rationality as the SI reasons through the underlying laws of slap-stick comedy/tropes dictating the worlds he falls into.
> 
> The first part of the story begins [here](https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5792734/1/Sleeping-with-the-Girls-Vol-I-Fictional-Reality). Reading the first chapter should be enough to determine if you like the story or not.

> **u/thekevjames** [+2]  (2 days later)
> 
> Catching up on volume one of this and loving it. Minor spoiler follows of an action the protagonist made that had slipped my mental list of actions to take were I to get into a similar situation, but is absolutely a great idea:
> 
> When the protagonist [(spoiler)](#s "pops back to his home universe and spends a good chunk of time on SpaceBattles croudsourcing his decision-making, he pretty much made the best possible choice. Makes me want to write an SI where I include a post on /r/rational ...")

> **u/None** [+1]  (6 hours later)
> 
> That's great, was not expecting this!
> 
> Also don't remember anything :(

> **u/None** [+1]  (10 hours later)
> 
> Holy shit, I thought the author of this had literally died. I don't think I read Vol II, though, is this any good?

>> **u/Mizu25** [+2]  (a day later)
>> 
>> He'd gone off to university and put the story on hold while he was studying, to my understanding. Volume II is literally a continuation of where Volume I left off, I believe, with the tale split into volume for easier reading or something.
>> 
>> As to the tale itself, I'd highly recommend it.

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