Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells (Light Novel) Vol. 11

Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells #11

by Kaoru Shinozaki, ＫＷＫＭ (illustrator)

THE GATHERING STORMHaving defeated Kirihara Takuto and recruited S-class hero Takao Hijiri and her younger sister Itsuki, Mimori Touka is finally ready to march on Alion. Vicius, meanwhile, has procured the heart of the Demon King. As the combined forces of the Lord of the Flies Brigade, the Empire of Mira, and the Country at the End of the World advance on the goddess's seat of power, she races to destroy the Realm of the Divines. Can the resistance stop her before she gains enough power to slaughter both mortals and her fellow divines? Or is it already too late?

Genres: Light Novel, Fantasy

313 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 25, 2023

About the author

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See also しのざき 薫 or 篠崎芳

Reviews

[Tomcat · Rating 2 out of 5]

Rush and messy.

This volume suffers from the same problems as the previous one. The story feels rush, the use of plot armor is overuse. Most of the problems are solved with information the characters have miraculously. Some important characters are forgotten and others are poorly developed. The way Sogou was "brainwashed" feels clunky, the way all the characters have key information, while the main antagonist doesn't have a clue, despite being ruling over the world for centuries feels like a lazy way to solve the issues. Is a shame as the story was really good, but this is the second volume in a row that dissapoint.

[Alvin-king · Rating 3 out of 5]

THE GATHERING STORM Having defeated Kirihara Takuto and recruited S-class hero Takao Hijiri and her younger sister Itsuki, Mimori Touka is finally ready to march on Alion. Vicius, meanwhile, has procured the heart of the Demon King. As the combined forces of the Lord of the Flies Brigade, the Empire of Mira, and the Country at the End of the World advance on the goddess's seat of power, she races to destroy the Realm of the Divines. Can the resistance stop her before she gains enough power to slaughter both mortals and her fellow divines? Or is it already too late?

[Smit · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book felt rushed and disjointed. It is good that we are heading off to the exciting climax and that the series doesn’t waste a lot of space. But I feel like there were unexpected elements which threw open the worldbuilding in a way that was not properly foreshadowed.

Characters were not given the screentime they deserved. This might have been better as two volumes.

[slugbiscuit · Rating 4 out of 5]

We’re now entering the final arc. I thought this volume was pretty good, but mostly it was just getting all the various pieces in place. We do finally get some information about the gods of this world though.

[Justin · Rating 5 out of 5]

There is something in the Japanese Psyche that abors religion in almost all forms. Shinto, Buddhism, Christianity or even Hinduism seem to hold weird symbolic links to them, not actual religion. Many an Isekai story or even regular stories involves the eventually demise of an evil deity.

[Ryan W. · Rating 4 out of 5]

Se puede decir que es la espera ante la debacle.

[Eddy Celin]

Uhhh. Im a little behind on my update but I finished this awhile ago. So the story is heading towards its conclusion, and im so excited to see where it goes.