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The Dirty Way to Destroy the Goddess's Heroes #3
The Dirty Way to Destroy the Goddess's Heroes, Volume 3: I'm Not a Bad "Evil God," You Know.
Two new developments have emboldened Shinichi to storm the Holy City with Celes. First' Saint Sanctina's officially joined his crew' and second' he's got more supporters than ever rallying to unite humans and demons. His next target? The Holy Mother Cardinal' Vermeita' who plays a critical role in the church. With a perfect plan to bring her down' Shinichi's got a real shot at human-demon harmony-until a certain man with the Goddess's blessing threatens to mess it all up' commanding an army of ten thousand heroes...
191 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 30, 2017
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May 12, 2022
I do not recommend this light novel volume either. Author does not have clear plot arcs or written an interesting story. Author has main character, Sinichi, go against the Church of this world. But instead of making it a battle or a war, he is looking to blackmail pedophiles, depraved and corrupted cardinals and leaders of the Church. This is an atypical isekai (teleported to another world) light novel series. Sinichi's main plot arc is supposed to end with the "Heroes" so that the Blue Demon Lord can send him back to Earth. There are no more "Heroes" in Volume 3, there have not been any "heroes" since volume 2. This short volume 3 has only five chapters, no real action or adventure. The second objective for the main character was to cook tasty food for Rino and the rest of the Demon retinue. Volume 3, has no new food, no new recipes, nor is there farming, purchasing of new food ingredients, etc. for the advancement of this second plot arc.
So ending or corrupting the Church more? is whose objective and why would this be something that the Blue Demon Lord would desire or improve the life of Rino and the Demon retinue?
So this light novel series is going nowhere. Maybe the most interesting comment by the author, that has nothing to do with this light novel series is: "Arian was a bit disgusted, taking a tentative step back from Shinichi upon catching a glimpse of his true nature—a man from the bloodline of the pervert capital of the world, Japan."
So the author makes the main character a "mega-pervert" but again, how is this supposed to get rid of the "Heroes" or make the food for the Demons "tastier"??
So ending or corrupting the Church more? is whose objective and why would this be something that the Blue Demon Lord would desire or improve the life of Rino and the Demon retinue?
So this light novel series is going nowhere. Maybe the most interesting comment by the author, that has nothing to do with this light novel series is: "Arian was a bit disgusted, taking a tentative step back from Shinichi upon catching a glimpse of his true nature—a man from the bloodline of the pervert capital of the world, Japan."
So the author makes the main character a "mega-pervert" but again, how is this supposed to get rid of the "Heroes" or make the food for the Demons "tastier"??
January 2, 2021
A little crazy in the middle
Finally less reactionary measures. Easy to tell this is the build-up volume to something much much more exciting. Villain behavior wasn't as strong as I wanted it to be from MC, but still pretty devious.
Finally less reactionary measures. Easy to tell this is the build-up volume to something much much more exciting. Villain behavior wasn't as strong as I wanted it to be from MC, but still pretty devious.
May 12, 2020
The stakes get higher and the reveal of a greater plot is brought to line. Still funny and not over indulgent
January 23, 2021
Is nice
Enjoyable, and unique in its own way. I quite like the series, and would recommend it to those who like light novels.
Enjoyable, and unique in its own way. I quite like the series, and would recommend it to those who like light novels.
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