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In Another World With My Smartphone Light Novel #21
In Another World With My Smartphone: Volume 21
The time has come at long last. Touya's set to get married to his nine blushing brides. The invites have been sent, the food is all accounted for, and the entire nation of Brunhild trembles with anticipation. But will he make it through the big day unscathed? Not if his divine retinue has anything to say about it! And of course, there's the small matter of his honeymoon... Bringing nine spouses through a spatial tear for a vacation on planet Earth sounds like a novel enough idea. What could possibly go wrong?
Wedding bells ring, signaling a tale of swords, sorcery, and smiles!
Wedding bells ring, signaling a tale of swords, sorcery, and smiles!
201 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 22, 2020
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November 22, 2020
Finally
Toya has finally got married the possibilities is far reaching, how is his sister's life going to be effective by his visit. And the adventure continues with his growth.
Toya has finally got married the possibilities is far reaching, how is his sister's life going to be effective by his visit. And the adventure continues with his growth.
January 15, 2024
The book deals with Touya's marriage and honeymoon to modern Earth. It was much needed progress to the story and a decent ending to an arc long coming. While the story made me smile at times, overall it was a tad boring, and I am not a big fan of the whole dream telling leading to the manga. All in all, a quick and entertaining enough read.
November 15, 2020
I guess the story has to end
For me is has been enough and the story seems to lose all its appeal, sadly turning quite boring. At least I had fun in the las 20 volumes.
For me is has been enough and the story seems to lose all its appeal, sadly turning quite boring. At least I had fun in the las 20 volumes.
November 22, 2020
The smartphone series are awesome
I love this book series I have enjoyed every single volume so glad that touya finally married the girls great story keep the volumes coming!
I love this book series I have enjoyed every single volume so glad that touya finally married the girls great story keep the volumes coming!
March 6, 2021
Excellent!
Fantastic read! I absolutely loved it! I can not wait for the next one to be release! Such great characters in this book!
Fantastic read! I absolutely loved it! I can not wait for the next one to be release! Such great characters in this book!
May 16, 2022
This volume make this series the best of all the Isekai-type stories as the marriage appears to be the pay-off for Mochizuki Touya's hard work throughout the series.
August 23, 2023
Good read
I really enjoyed this book, I was happy to read that they finally got married. I also liked how you went it to detail about them going on they're honeymoon trip.
I really enjoyed this book, I was happy to read that they finally got married. I also liked how you went it to detail about them going on they're honeymoon trip.
August 27, 2023
Wedding & a Return to Earth
A conflict free volume but still nice to seem out 10 main characters marry and then honeymoon back with us on planet earth.
A conflict free volume but still nice to seem out 10 main characters marry and then honeymoon back with us on planet earth.
November 19, 2020
Wonderful
It is finally time for the marriage and honeymoon I have been waking for this since he first met the girls and am very happy it wasn't glossed over and real attention was paid to it. I will honestly never get tired of this series and will re-read it for many years to come. I also look forward to the next installment.
It is finally time for the marriage and honeymoon I have been waking for this since he first met the girls and am very happy it wasn't glossed over and real attention was paid to it. I will honestly never get tired of this series and will re-read it for many years to come. I also look forward to the next installment.
March 1, 2022
Just finished reading this volume. 21 volumes of our hero slowly getting a harem of 9 girls. As the final volume, the contents are the marriage and the honeymoon.
edit: Apparently this novel ain't over yet, what is the author thinking?
I will give two ratings, one for this volume and the other one for the whole novel.
**spoiler alert**
For the volume
As I expect with the story since I read volume 1 that it's funny but usually it's because of the girls (the wives or the gynoids). And with that, the volume is really fun as lots of anxieties are building as the marriage ceremony comes nearer. This is where I start my complaints, the marriage ceremony was a big bust for me. The marriage chapter was a bit lacklustre, especially how important this scene was. It felt that the author didn't give the chapter justice for what it's worth. As the wedding is also western-themed, there were no vows and I dos from Touya and the girls which made it suck. But still, the night after the wedding was funny and well written. I am conflicted if the author should had went with continuing the scene in an adult fiction writing style or not given additional details like what it is in the chapter. The honeymoon chapter is also boring AF and takes up half the chapters, I wish it was made more fun though. Lastly, I don't get why Touya cannot see his parents in real life. Even if Touya died in that world, meeting with his parents could just be a secret to everyone involved. I get the idea of turning Touya into a kid but not being able to meet with his parents in real life. For me, as an Asian, it feels kinda disrespectful especially Asians value their family heavily.
Whole novel
Yeah, the only thing great about the story is mostly about the people involved with Babylon and the girls. There are some fun chapters here and there but usually, it can get boring especially the Fraze events. Science and magic can be hard to mix with and this one is no different. The story pretty much evolved into a weird sci-fi story set in the 1600s.
TLDR: The story is lacklustre and has questionable story decisions but has its moments.
edit: Apparently this novel ain't over yet, what is the author thinking?
I will give two ratings, one for this volume and the other one for the whole novel.
**spoiler alert**
For the volume
As I expect with the story since I read volume 1 that it's funny but usually it's because of the girls (the wives or the gynoids). And with that, the volume is really fun as lots of anxieties are building as the marriage ceremony comes nearer. This is where I start my complaints, the marriage ceremony was a big bust for me. The marriage chapter was a bit lacklustre, especially how important this scene was. It felt that the author didn't give the chapter justice for what it's worth. As the wedding is also western-themed, there were no vows and I dos from Touya and the girls which made it suck. But still, the night after the wedding was funny and well written. I am conflicted if the author should had went with continuing the scene in an adult fiction writing style or not given additional details like what it is in the chapter. The honeymoon chapter is also boring AF and takes up half the chapters, I wish it was made more fun though. Lastly, I don't get why Touya cannot see his parents in real life. Even if Touya died in that world, meeting with his parents could just be a secret to everyone involved. I get the idea of turning Touya into a kid but not being able to meet with his parents in real life. For me, as an Asian, it feels kinda disrespectful especially Asians value their family heavily.
Whole novel
Yeah, the only thing great about the story is mostly about the people involved with Babylon and the girls. There are some fun chapters here and there but usually, it can get boring especially the Fraze events. Science and magic can be hard to mix with and this one is no different. The story pretty much evolved into a weird sci-fi story set in the 1600s.
TLDR: The story is lacklustre and has questionable story decisions but has its moments.
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