Probably should've paused and had a rethink at the cover. I like the dungeon building element and the set up is interesting. Its a bit too fan service for me.
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The battle scenes were great, and some of the story development was also excellent. The artwork was, once again, too exaggerated on the females, trying to make them so overly "developed" that it interfered with the art. That was especially true of the female demon lord who is supposed to be watching over the main character, to get him started, but the "ancient elf" also defies the bounds of both gravity and anatomy, and their costumes don't work unless both characters have their nipples in really unusual places. It's not sexy artwork if the cleavage looks impossible or painful... The cover had one of the best convoluted music puns I've seen in ages. The story has become somewhat more interesting, as it seems you can build a demon lord's "dungeon" in any form, and the main character has chosen the form of a medieval city. How that relates to the title isn't clear, but the main character clearly originated in a modern setting.
The Cover Of This Volume Is Really Cute With The Two Girls On There This Volume Didn't Give Me What I Was Looking For After The First One, Its Not Boring But Im Not Enthralled The Fight Scenes Are Pretty Cool At Least, Although Kinda Diminished With The Use Of Guns In My Opinion The Continued World Building Isnt Too Bad & I Do Want To See How It All Turns Out!