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Seirei Gensouki: Spirit Chronicles Light Novel #7
精靈幻想記 7 破曉時分的輪旋曲
出現在大眾面前的少年，極速展開一連串的邂逅
當列斯操縱的大量魔物襲擊莉賽蘿黛一行人時，利歐撞見了這場戰鬥，出手相救。目睹他使用壓倒性的力量屠殺魔物後，引發了每一位在場者濃烈的好奇心。為了蒐集勇者召喚的情報，利歐也準備與這群貴族打好關係──
「怎樣？我是你想找的人嗎？」
「……是啊，我一直在找你。」
在這樣的過程中，利歐終於遇見他一直在追尋的可恨男子！！
當列斯操縱的大量魔物襲擊莉賽蘿黛一行人時，利歐撞見了這場戰鬥，出手相救。目睹他使用壓倒性的力量屠殺魔物後，引發了每一位在場者濃烈的好奇心。為了蒐集勇者召喚的情報，利歐也準備與這群貴族打好關係──
「怎樣？我是你想找的人嗎？」
「……是啊，我一直在找你。」
在這樣的過程中，利歐終於遇見他一直在追尋的可恨男子！！
356 pages, Paperback
First published March 31, 2017
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November 30, 2019
It's good.
March 2, 2022
Author insists on making the children of the nobles from the Beltrum Kingdom, evil unjust, fickle, and in total impunity. The same bullies that accused Rio, when Rio saved Flora from being thrown down the hill. The same sons of nobles that left Flora behind to be a target for the Minotaur that Reiss left for the students.
Sons of nobles are not nobles. They have no noble title inherited yet. A noble title is personal, not to a family, nor is Rio a noble, so when the author writes Sir Rio and Lord Rio, author denotes lack of education. Lords are people that have been given a title by an authority from a Country, Kingdom, etc. The Proxia Empire that the author created is not an Empire because an Empire requires several territories banded together by one emperor. If Proxia is a small territory (smaller than a kingdom or a country, then it cannot be called an empire.)
And yet again, the author makes a mountain out of a molehill. Makes fake/cheap drama from the bullying those fickle/ pampered/ arrogant and evil secondary characters do during the whole of this light novel. It is one thing that characters are stubborn and unable to good, it is another that the author creates all of these one dimensional, evil characters, the in the same box-cutter personality.
Stewart was also the person that enslaved and trained, tortured and abused Latifa and yet the author and Rio do not do anything to Stewart. What is the author thinking? Why does the author create such a via crucis (path of great suffering) for the main character and his retinue? Makes Rio an underachiever-self-loathing-servile-subservient person, but makes all the antagonists arrogant, fickle, evil, intolerant, vengeful.
The light novel is a hell on another alternate world. All the humans are depraved, corrupt and evil. The victims are weak, untalented, trouble-magnets and ungrateful. The beasts are the spirit folk that are actually kind, honest, good and generous. This cliché filled group of characters make up the biggest contradiction of this light novel, this dystopia is terrible and the author created it, and is unwilling to change it towards something good and ethical. There is no point to this Light Novel, it was supposed to be a revenge main plot theme. But Rio cannot kill the murderer/abuser/assaulter of his mother's murder/rape/etc. Rio supposedly works hard every day to get stronger, but the author makes Rio, a pushover, afraid of bullies and nobles, of what these evil people will say and do, then what is the point of making revenge the center of this story, if the main character is going to kowtow, apologize (all of the time and to everyone) to all of the people that want him dead and want his retinue harmed? It makes it hard to read and I feel bad that I downloaded all of the series before really knowing how bad (nonsensical, illogical, evil dystopia) it was.
Sons of nobles are not nobles. They have no noble title inherited yet. A noble title is personal, not to a family, nor is Rio a noble, so when the author writes Sir Rio and Lord Rio, author denotes lack of education. Lords are people that have been given a title by an authority from a Country, Kingdom, etc. The Proxia Empire that the author created is not an Empire because an Empire requires several territories banded together by one emperor. If Proxia is a small territory (smaller than a kingdom or a country, then it cannot be called an empire.)
And yet again, the author makes a mountain out of a molehill. Makes fake/cheap drama from the bullying those fickle/ pampered/ arrogant and evil secondary characters do during the whole of this light novel. It is one thing that characters are stubborn and unable to good, it is another that the author creates all of these one dimensional, evil characters, the in the same box-cutter personality.
Stewart was also the person that enslaved and trained, tortured and abused Latifa and yet the author and Rio do not do anything to Stewart. What is the author thinking? Why does the author create such a via crucis (path of great suffering) for the main character and his retinue? Makes Rio an underachiever-self-loathing-servile-subservient person, but makes all the antagonists arrogant, fickle, evil, intolerant, vengeful.
The light novel is a hell on another alternate world. All the humans are depraved, corrupt and evil. The victims are weak, untalented, trouble-magnets and ungrateful. The beasts are the spirit folk that are actually kind, honest, good and generous. This cliché filled group of characters make up the biggest contradiction of this light novel, this dystopia is terrible and the author created it, and is unwilling to change it towards something good and ethical. There is no point to this Light Novel, it was supposed to be a revenge main plot theme. But Rio cannot kill the murderer/abuser/assaulter of his mother's murder/rape/etc. Rio supposedly works hard every day to get stronger, but the author makes Rio, a pushover, afraid of bullies and nobles, of what these evil people will say and do, then what is the point of making revenge the center of this story, if the main character is going to kowtow, apologize (all of the time and to everyone) to all of the people that want him dead and want his retinue harmed? It makes it hard to read and I feel bad that I downloaded all of the series before really knowing how bad (nonsensical, illogical, evil dystopia) it was.
July 16, 2021
Excellent
Yet again, all I can really say is another excellent addition to the series, with the main character growing as a person more. Hopefully though, a lesson he learned here, won’t be not to play with your enemies.
Yet again, all I can really say is another excellent addition to the series, with the main character growing as a person more. Hopefully though, a lesson he learned here, won’t be not to play with your enemies.
February 14, 2023
Loved it
There’s no way of describing this book other than some simple phrases such as great work. I would’ve preferred if Rio used illusion magic basically wind and light to reveal himself to Lucius and then proceed to torment him. 😩
There’s no way of describing this book other than some simple phrases such as great work. I would’ve preferred if Rio used illusion magic basically wind and light to reveal himself to Lucius and then proceed to torment him. 😩
September 25, 2021
It kind of went down once he started "building" his harem. For me, this series ended at Vol 4. I had nothing else to read so I made it through vol 5&6 but I could not make it past vol 7.
November 30, 2021
Great book
Great book I can't wait to read the next book in the series I would recommend this author to anyone
Great book I can't wait to read the next book in the series I would recommend this author to anyone
November 28, 2019
Royalty Etiquette Guide for Dummies.
The story continues now focusing in a new area and introducing and re-introducing new characters. The bad guys made their big appearance in this volume, although the fights are quite boring and with anti-climatic endings. The first half of the books looks more like a “Royalty Etiquette Guide” bordering in some cases as nonsense. Actually, if you’re looking for inspiration and ideas on how dialogues between nobles and royalty should flow, this volume is an excellent pick. The story is not bad, although it took 7 volumes to start picking up. At least in this volume the “Flinstones House” didn’t appear.
The story continues now focusing in a new area and introducing and re-introducing new characters. The bad guys made their big appearance in this volume, although the fights are quite boring and with anti-climatic endings. The first half of the books looks more like a “Royalty Etiquette Guide” bordering in some cases as nonsense. Actually, if you’re looking for inspiration and ideas on how dialogues between nobles and royalty should flow, this volume is an excellent pick. The story is not bad, although it took 7 volumes to start picking up. At least in this volume the “Flinstones House” didn’t appear.
November 10, 2019
Rio emerges on center stage... and is overwhelmed by a chain of encounters!
After discovering Liselotte's party being attacked by a huge swarm of monsters controlled by none other than Reiss, Rio charges into battle. His immense power as he eliminates the enemies one by one leaves everyone present awestruck and intrigued.
In search of the next summoned hero, Rio attempts to build a friendly relationship with the nobles, only to stumble upon a certain man, the source of all of his hatred!
November 4, 2019
Fantastic
This series just keeps getting better. Great story telling with very little of the disgusting explanations that are so rampant in other light novel series.
This series just keeps getting better. Great story telling with very little of the disgusting explanations that are so rampant in other light novel series.
July 8, 2020
The translation of this one annoyed me a lot. The translator used a lot of "meanwhile [...]" at every section. Please alternate it a bit... The story was okish.
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