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Didn't I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?! Light Novel #10
Didn’t I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?! (Light Novel) Vol. 10
DRAGONS, DAMSELS AND LOTS OF DISTRESS!
Mavis's solo side-quest is unexpectedly extended when she rescues a maiden from pursuers--only to learn that she's a princess on the run, with a lot of very nasty individuals after her! Meanwhile, there's trouble in the air as an old foe returns to face the Crimson Vow. Three old foes, in fact, all of them elder dragons! What does this blast from the past mean for the girls?
Mavis's solo side-quest is unexpectedly extended when she rescues a maiden from pursuers--only to learn that she's a princess on the run, with a lot of very nasty individuals after her! Meanwhile, there's trouble in the air as an old foe returns to face the Crimson Vow. Three old foes, in fact, all of them elder dragons! What does this blast from the past mean for the girls?
174 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 15, 2019
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December 1, 2020
I liked that the focus is mostly on Mavis for this one, and because she is the underdog of The Crimson Vow, her accomplishments are not as trivial or as...I think expected is the right word.
At this point we kind of expect that (because their magical abilities are so extraordinary,) the rest of The Crimson Vow have no real issues or problems achieving their goal. Whereas for Mavis because she is at a disadvantage of not being a magic user, any task she overcomes becomes that much more impressive. It was really refreshing from the other books.
There was one scene I really enjoyed, and I got a real kick out of it, and I did not realise that I had missed that type of humour from the first book of the series. This gives me hope though for future installments.
At this point we kind of expect that (because their magical abilities are so extraordinary,) the rest of The Crimson Vow have no real issues or problems achieving their goal. Whereas for Mavis because she is at a disadvantage of not being a magic user, any task she overcomes becomes that much more impressive. It was really refreshing from the other books.
There was one scene I really enjoyed, and I got a real kick out of it, and I did not realise that I had missed that type of humour from the first book of the series. This gives me hope though for future installments.
June 24, 2022
Well that series is getting stretched to its limits, that much is clear. Still an enjoyable ride with fun characters and an easy read. Mavis got to be even more knightly than usual and a power upgrade, good for her. :)
August 21, 2020
I continue to enjoy this series with the caveat that it is pure fluff with very little substance. The already cliche premise is getting tired after 10 volumes with very little to invigorate it.
July 7, 2021
It's getting better again. I think Mavis is breaking rules about her magical limits that were originally set up. It's good to see her get more page-space though.
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