Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody, Vol. 15 (light novel)
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4.7 • 139 Ratings
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- $8.99
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Publisher Description
RISE AND GRIND! Desperate to protect those close to her, Zena approaches Satou with a simple wish: She wants to become stronger. Naturally, Satou agrees to help, and he and his party subject her to training so rigorous the other explorers can hardly believe her growth. Not one to be left behind, however, Karina enrolls herself in their Labyrinth boot camp as well! But they’ll need to be quick about it. Satou is due in the royal capital, and if his luck is anything to go by, it’s only a matter of time before trouble rears its ugly head!
Customer Reviews
It’s a twist
As usual, expanding on preexisting plot. A little change here and there, and a major twist as the capstone to the Travel to the Royal Capital story arc. The Challenge has been issued, in a way WN readers might scarce expect. I personally just hope that the next book wouldn’t suffer too much delays, because the cliff, oh the cliff.
And we also get a picture of our True Ancestor Ban. He looked kinda like what I expected a seaweed guy to be. Kinda lanky though.
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Karina is beyond annoying in this one and Satou has too much of the yes man attitude that he lets so many people take advantage of his kindness. Of all the times he should put his foot down even with his own group, he only does it once
My review
I loved almost everything except miss aze Why does he like her or should I say love her so much that he won’t look at another woman this is ridiculous I guess zena made a strong impression on me at the very beginning I can understand why there isn’t much romance because a lot of them are kids or child like but zena is older I was looking so forward to I am reuniting but Out of 2 books I got mostly fluff. Fluff is great but it has to lead to some thing! And Lord Kuro’s management team I don’t know what else to call them but are they ever going to find out his real name they have a lot of potential I love that I got to see from their point of you at the end of the book. All in all I’m looking forward to the next couple books.