It’s back to Crimson Magic Village for Kazuma’s party! Yunyun is about to undergo the Chief’s Trials, and it always helps to have friends close by. The challenge is one that steadily ramps up in difficulty, so it’s best attempted in pairs. But why is Yunyun so determined to become chief anyway? Could she possibly have an idea for sweeping village reform? In the meantime, reports are flooding in of loud explosions echoing through the night. Megumin is the prime suspect, of course, but Kazuma secretly knows she isn’t responsible…Why? Because he and Megumin were in bed together the whole time…!
A bit slower but still very enjoyable. I am excited for more progress on the Demon King and his generals. I wonder what they will do with the Demon king. These books are light hearted so I am sure it will be very funny and well worth it
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I really enjoyed this volume, and it's a big improvement over the last 2-3 entries. The series is reaching its conclusion now, so this volume focuses on providing a ending to the series-long rivalry between Yunyun and Megumin, and the trials to become the chief of their village. Turns out though, some things never really change! It was really enjoyable and I do hope we see more Yunyun before the series comes to an end. I also like the ongoing stuff between Kazuma and Megumin, although I imagine that will get some finality in the final volume. The last part seems to be introducing the likely final general of the Demon King, and I imagine it's the final arc after this. It'll be sad to see this series come to an end, but I think it's about time for it to reach it's conclusion. I do wonder what will happen in the end after the Demon King is defeated though, hopefully we'll get a good epilogue.
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This book was't so bad but as I was reading this book it seems to me that it was just an extra for comedy but not related to actual series. Only last part looked like that it was realates to story when he met with dark priest.
Konosuba has slowly been turning into a rom com. I hope in the last 3 volumes it will go back to the nonsensical humour that made me pick up this series. It was silly but not belly aching funny.
Back to form. Another fun entry in the series! Things you never suspect happening. And those which you have suspicions about not overstaying their welcome.