I Kept Pressing the 100-Million-Year Button and Came Out on Top, Vol. 3 (light novel): The Unbeatable Reject Swordsman

I Kept Pressing the 100-Million-Year Button and Came Out on Top Light Novel #3

by Syuichi Tsukishima

A ROYAL HEADACHE!
When Lia’s overprotective father, the king of Vesteria, catches wind of the fact that his daughter and Allen have been rooming together, he abruptly summons the pair back to his domain. There, the king demands that Allen prove himself worthy of Lia by defeating Vesteria’s top swordfighters in a series of public duels. After the dust settles, however, Allen finds himself at risk of losing Lia again when a formidable duo from the Black Organization abducts her! Can our hero summon the confidence and power he needs to save his friend?

Genres: Light Novel, Fantasy

172 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 20, 2020

Reviews

[Nicha Sereewattanarat · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is part 3. I like the scene when they battle to take some girl it is so much fun. this chapter will talk about after they come back from a trip and some girl wants to go eat ice cream with some boy
and some thing happen

[William Schram · Rating 5 out of 5]

Allen Rodol is unknowingly gathering a harem. He's already unwittingly gained the affections of Princess Lia Vestaria, Rose Valencia, and Student Council President Shii. I forgot the family name of the Student Council President, but that doesn't matter too much.

While Allen and Shii are on a date, Lia and Rose follow Allen to see what he's up to. He's being very suspicious, despite being as dense as a box of rocks when it comes to ladies. Lia is kidnapped by a member of the mysterious Black Organization, Zach the Immolator. Allen must harness the power of his Spirit Core to find Lia before it's too late.

Allen succeeds in doing so, but there are still a lot of secrets about Allen and the Time Hermit. The Chairwoman seems to know about it, but as of right now, it's all speculation on my part.

I have some assumptions about what the Black Organization people wanted from Lia, and it amounts to the Dragon King Fafnir. They probably want the power of those seven legendary beasts from the Mural they admired in the Art Museum.

I enjoyed the book. Thanks for reading my review, and see you next time.

[Adam · Rating 3 out of 5]

What I enjoyed about the first book was seeing the protagonist's strange psychology that allowed him to endure the million-year button multiple times and the way his outlook on life interacted with the rest of the world. Without the button being present, this story has become less interesting.