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성녀를 향한 갈채에 대지가 요동치고―― 신성한 야수가 포효한다!!
성녀를 자처하는 여섯 번째 용사 에리카의 손에 가르아크 왕국의 공작 영애 리제롯테 크레티아가 납치된다. 국왕의 승인을 받아 리제롯테 탈환에 나선 리오는 그녀의 필두시녀인 아리아와 함께 성녀를 추적한다. 한편, 납치당한 리제롯테는 성녀가 국가원수로 일하는 【신성 에리카 민주공화국】의 현재 상황을 목격하고―……. “당신은 누구에게 복수하려는 거죠?” 성녀의 눈에 타오르는 불꽃은 이윽고 업화가 되어 세상을 집어삼킨다!!
성녀를 자처하는 여섯 번째 용사 에리카의 손에 가르아크 왕국의 공작 영애 리제롯테 크레티아가 납치된다. 국왕의 승인을 받아 리제롯테 탈환에 나선 리오는 그녀의 필두시녀인 아리아와 함께 성녀를 추적한다. 한편, 납치당한 리제롯테는 성녀가 국가원수로 일하는 【신성 에리카 민주공화국】의 현재 상황을 목격하고―……. “당신은 누구에게 복수하려는 거죠?” 성녀의 눈에 타오르는 불꽃은 이윽고 업화가 되어 세상을 집어삼킨다!!
- GenresLight NovelFantasyHarem
240 pages, ebook
First published December 1, 2020
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March 19, 2022
Author continues illogical and nonsensical abduction-destruction of Galarc Kingdom by Saintess Erika (revolutionary heroine). It is illogical, nonsensical and contradictory because the Proxia Empire is the biggest tyranny and unjust territory in this hell-like alternate reality world. Saintess Erika does nothing to the Proxia Empire, Reiss, or any of the terrorists that destabilize the Beltrum Kingdom or the other territories in this Landia Continent. Author "protects" the evil Proxia Empire and does everything possible to destroy Beltrum and Galarc Kingdoms. Why such a big contradiction?
If author had ethical values, and congruence in his light novel, Erika would have destroyed the Proxia Empire and all of the evil nobles who create injustice and strengthen the tyrannical rule. Same for Rio, the main character. But instead of fighting evil and making this hellish world a better place, Rio and Erika confront each other because of the abduction of Liselotte. Instead of ending Reiss' evil monster destruction stampedes, author continues to focus on things that are secondary, irrelevant and not as important. Rio at every turn has kow towed to every corrupt and depraved noble and has not tried to change or improve the unjust and tyrannical rule of this world.
Because Erika let her love die, due to corruption and depravity of this hellish-world, now the author prioritizes governance and balance of powers in Erika Republic?? Her "revenge" is to govern honestly by kidnapping Liselotte from the Galarc Kingdom against her will? This does not make sense...
As far as I can remember, this light novel is not about deadly sins (greed, gluttony) to have to have 11-13 girls, princesses, etc. in a harem of a main character that shows a constant lack of passion, commitment, interest, actually getting married to someone....
Does Rio lose anything if Liselotte remains abducted to Erika? If having the baker's dozen harem is really relevant, then the emotional intelligence of the author and the main character, Rio, is super low. Or maybe they both suffer attention deficit disorder/dementia/etc that causes the author and Rio, to not focus on the main plot arc (revenge), second plot arc (getting stronger), (fulfilling his livelong dream of living a marital life with Miharu), or just seeking love and happiness with the other 12+ princesses and girls that revolve around Rio. (Aishia, Miharu, Celia, Latifa, Orphia, Alma, Sara, Christina, Flora, Charlotte, Satsuki, Sayo, Komomo) and now possibly Aria and Liselotte too?? Isn't 13+2 a little too much for someone non-commital and lacking of passion-love-ambition-desire-lust, etc?
If author had ethical values, and congruence in his light novel, Erika would have destroyed the Proxia Empire and all of the evil nobles who create injustice and strengthen the tyrannical rule. Same for Rio, the main character. But instead of fighting evil and making this hellish world a better place, Rio and Erika confront each other because of the abduction of Liselotte. Instead of ending Reiss' evil monster destruction stampedes, author continues to focus on things that are secondary, irrelevant and not as important. Rio at every turn has kow towed to every corrupt and depraved noble and has not tried to change or improve the unjust and tyrannical rule of this world.
Because Erika let her love die, due to corruption and depravity of this hellish-world, now the author prioritizes governance and balance of powers in Erika Republic?? Her "revenge" is to govern honestly by kidnapping Liselotte from the Galarc Kingdom against her will? This does not make sense...
As far as I can remember, this light novel is not about deadly sins (greed, gluttony) to have to have 11-13 girls, princesses, etc. in a harem of a main character that shows a constant lack of passion, commitment, interest, actually getting married to someone....
Does Rio lose anything if Liselotte remains abducted to Erika? If having the baker's dozen harem is really relevant, then the emotional intelligence of the author and the main character, Rio, is super low. Or maybe they both suffer attention deficit disorder/dementia/etc that causes the author and Rio, to not focus on the main plot arc (revenge), second plot arc (getting stronger), (fulfilling his livelong dream of living a marital life with Miharu), or just seeking love and happiness with the other 12+ princesses and girls that revolve around Rio. (Aishia, Miharu, Celia, Latifa, Orphia, Alma, Sara, Christina, Flora, Charlotte, Satsuki, Sayo, Komomo) and now possibly Aria and Liselotte too?? Isn't 13+2 a little too much for someone non-commital and lacking of passion-love-ambition-desire-lust, etc?
March 22, 2022
The new villain is quite interesting. Villains who want to destroy the world are fairly commonplace. Villains who wield democracy as a weapon, are less commonplace but their motivation is usually accumulating power. This villain however is the first I've come across, who wants to destroy the world by using democracy as a weapon. Give people incapable of governing themselves the ability to do so and watch as the shit hits the fan. Essentially what happened in central Africa but on a global scale. Also the way she psychologically manipulates her followers at the "debate" at the end is brilliant. She ensured that even the most reasonable and moderate of them will henceforward never be willing to compromise and will fight to the death.
May 1, 2022
New plotline and good story.
This volume brings a new plotline, although introduce in the previous volume, the main character faces a powerful enemy while rescuing Liselotte. In this kind of books, where the MC is overpowered, usually is hard to find worthy enemies, but the author does a good job. The story pace is good, while the fighting scene doesn't occupy too much of the book is well written and described. This story arc gets better and the book end in a good point. Overall, a great book, well written and easy to read.
This volume brings a new plotline, although introduce in the previous volume, the main character faces a powerful enemy while rescuing Liselotte. In this kind of books, where the MC is overpowered, usually is hard to find worthy enemies, but the author does a good job. The story pace is good, while the fighting scene doesn't occupy too much of the book is well written and described. This story arc gets better and the book end in a good point. Overall, a great book, well written and easy to read.
February 19, 2022
Felt like a mostly slow filler volume setting up a future story arc. The fight at the end was disappointing after all of the democracy dialogue and short.
March 21, 2022
I keep getting frustrated about the conspiracy B-plot in the background headed by Reiss but I am enjoying the A-plot headed by Rio so I keep reading.
March 25, 2022
I am not sure why I still read this series. I felt like it could have ended a few books back but it continues to keep going despite a lot of the main plot has been resolve already.
June 10, 2022
: Spirit Chronicles Volume 18
Fantastic, brilliant battle, cannot wait to read book 19 next.
This series of books just get better and better. Good read.
Fantastic, brilliant battle, cannot wait to read book 19 next.
This series of books just get better and better. Good read.
June 26, 2024
This series continues to surprise. The story veers into political systems. It has hints of a game of thrones style story.
November 10, 2024
Boring
This book was a very slow long read. Some exciting action at the beginning and then some more at the end. Hopefully it's just setting up the next book.
This book was a very slow long read. Some exciting action at the beginning and then some more at the end. Hopefully it's just setting up the next book.
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