

この素晴らしい世界に祝福を!(1)
KonoSuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! Vol. 1
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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Kazuma Sato, who loves video games, is reborn in another world with a goddess as his companion. His great adventure begins ......, but he begins to work to get food, clothing, and shelter. Kazuma wants to have "stability," but the goddess causes problems one after another, and finally the demon king's army catches his attention. As a bonus for the electronic version, a newly written short story "Aqua Sensei" is specially included!
(Translator: DeepL)
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(4.05/5)Good, but not as good as the anime
- Entertainment: I saw the anime first and liked it, which is why I wanted to read the LN. I have to say however that the voice acting and the funny faces of the animated characters add a lot. The LN is not bad at all, but for once it is the inferior product. Those hoping to find anything not covered in the anime will also be disappointed as the content is really mostly identical. Still a fun read, but if you are a fan of the anime don't expect anything new here. 3.5/5 stars, but I'll round
Terrible
This book was actually quite a breezy read. However, it was terrible. I hated every character in it and reading it made me want to smash my head against the table. The situations were unrelatable and the characters were flat and annoying. This is one of the first books I have DNF'ed in a long time, usually I finish books even if they are trash but this one was so bad I had to stop it before it made me despise reading for the rest of my life.
Now in terms of language learning Most of the vocabulary is useful and I felt lik
It was really good, I think this would be a safe choice for a first ~N2 novel, easy vocabulary all over the book, the grammar isn't too hard either, it was already mentioned but the readings are repeated quite often for less common words which is appreciated.
The story line is quite easy and the sub chapters if you can call them this way are rather short and although it follows the same plot line throughout the book it almost feels like a collection of short stories, which could be a plus for
I watched the anime around 8 years ago or more so I didn't remember much...
This was really nice ! The story really starts to get you in from the second half, so don't give up before !
In the first half to be honest, I felt like there could be more descriptions, but the second half catched this up !
In terms of language used, it's not too difficult (from the point of view of someone having JLPT N2), and a lot of words come back often enough.
If you're used to isekai, you won't have any probl
Just boring, man.
This is the first books in a long time I've had to DNF. I don't like doing that to books, especially ones I paid for.
The characters are flat and uninteresting, none of the jokes made me laugh, and I got 80 pages in with basically nothing happening. It shouldn't take more than 80 pages for a book to hook you in.
I got too little time to be reading stories that don't interest me. Maybe if you like isekai tropes then go ahead.