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Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells #8
Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells (Light Novel) Vol. 8
WHERE THE GODDESS FEARS TO TREAD
Mimori Touka must make full use of his much-maligned skills to battle the Sixth Order of Knights! Meanwhile, when the Demon King rears his hellish head in Alion, it’s up to Sogou Ayaka and her Silver World to protect the powerless from his pitiless rampage. That leaves the Goddess Vicius alone with Takao Hijiri. Will they fight the Demon King side by side? Or is there another betrayal on the horizon…?
Mimori Touka must make full use of his much-maligned skills to battle the Sixth Order of Knights! Meanwhile, when the Demon King rears his hellish head in Alion, it’s up to Sogou Ayaka and her Silver World to protect the powerless from his pitiless rampage. That leaves the Goddess Vicius alone with Takao Hijiri. Will they fight the Demon King side by side? Or is there another betrayal on the horizon…?
404 pages, Paperback
First published November 25, 2021
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September 13, 2024
Yooooo this ending has me hype ooooooowwweeee it’s about to get good 😮💨
January 16, 2024
This author continues to replace a real story with sadism, psychopathy, extreme violence, carnage and lack of total human decency. If you consider that this web novel series and light novel series was created for minors (underage readers), then it worsens. What values (ethical, traditional, cultural) could a story like this have? Is it entertaining to have extreme violence and carnage as theme in a fantasy-isekai-like-this-one? Was the main theme of revenge weak, if the main character did not have any abilities the moment he and his class was isekai-ed to this alternate reality world? The Goddess was cruel, and just one of the students stood up for him, but without any martial arts training, without any real abilities, and the biggest resentful wimp of the classes?? What can this wimp of a main character do?
If you add the fact that the story is a copy-cat/plagiarism of Arifureta: From Common place to World's Strongest, Is it Wrong to pick up girls in a dungeon and That time I got Reincarnated as a Slime...the plot arcs in this one are weak, the main characters aren't developed well, there are no maps, no character summaries, and even the illustrations, those of Ais Wallestein are carbon copied/plagiarized into Seras (the elf) while the original was illustrated in 2012, this one started publication in 2019. Same with Arifureta, written in 2014, and this story came later (5 years) and they both have the same publisher??? Why would a publisher plagiarize the author/illustrator of other works under their management??
Main character helps as much as he can, but being a teenager student with no real martial arts training, no real strategic/military/tactical knowledge makes all of the stories somewhat flat and revenge-resentful-centered which gets old in the second, third, fourth book, by this eighth book it's nonsensical, irrational, illogical. Sometimes the best revenge is to let things go, to forget them and to just leave. Especially in this case, where the Goddess was looking to exploit everyone that was isekai-ed to this other world. The less time the main character spent serving the Goddess, the better it could be for him. By being exiled to the deadliest dungeon in this other world, the Goddess actually made the main character strong, resilient and focused (characteristics/traits that he did not have before).
If you add the fact that the story is a copy-cat/plagiarism of Arifureta: From Common place to World's Strongest, Is it Wrong to pick up girls in a dungeon and That time I got Reincarnated as a Slime...the plot arcs in this one are weak, the main characters aren't developed well, there are no maps, no character summaries, and even the illustrations, those of Ais Wallestein are carbon copied/plagiarized into Seras (the elf) while the original was illustrated in 2012, this one started publication in 2019. Same with Arifureta, written in 2014, and this story came later (5 years) and they both have the same publisher??? Why would a publisher plagiarize the author/illustrator of other works under their management??
Main character helps as much as he can, but being a teenager student with no real martial arts training, no real strategic/military/tactical knowledge makes all of the stories somewhat flat and revenge-resentful-centered which gets old in the second, third, fourth book, by this eighth book it's nonsensical, irrational, illogical. Sometimes the best revenge is to let things go, to forget them and to just leave. Especially in this case, where the Goddess was looking to exploit everyone that was isekai-ed to this other world. The less time the main character spent serving the Goddess, the better it could be for him. By being exiled to the deadliest dungeon in this other world, the Goddess actually made the main character strong, resilient and focused (characteristics/traits that he did not have before).
October 10, 2024
Gets better in each volume.
The story and plots keeps getting better and better in each volume. I was planning to read some books in my backlog, but the author cleverly ends this volume with such a cliffhanger that I had to immediately go and buy the next volume, quite the clever writer. Characters are well developed, and each has their own personalities and struggles that you don't mind the time devoted in the book to each of them, which by the way, it doesn't neglect on the pacing, which keeps you turning page after page. Great series to get hook.
The story and plots keeps getting better and better in each volume. I was planning to read some books in my backlog, but the author cleverly ends this volume with such a cliffhanger that I had to immediately go and buy the next volume, quite the clever writer. Characters are well developed, and each has their own personalities and struggles that you don't mind the time devoted in the book to each of them, which by the way, it doesn't neglect on the pacing, which keeps you turning page after page. Great series to get hook.
July 27, 2024
This volume was almost all battles, but I thought it was pretty satisfying. I do find Ayaka more and more annoying as the story goes on, so hopefully her screen time tapers off. Looking forward to next volume.
August 18, 2023
Most excellent!
Excellent continuation of this saga. What a turn of events! The battles were fantastic and I am rooting for more characters every chapter!
Excellent continuation of this saga. What a turn of events! The battles were fantastic and I am rooting for more characters every chapter!
August 19, 2023
Great!
Another great volume, if you've read the others (this is volume 8...) Then you know what to expect by this point. A+ and I'll be back for the next one.
Another great volume, if you've read the others (this is volume 8...) Then you know what to expect by this point. A+ and I'll be back for the next one.
October 26, 2024
Shinozaki is a terrifying writer, he does an an amazing job on portraying emotions and philosophy into his writing.
December 29, 2024
Vamos con otro volumen interesante, con algunas sorpresas.
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