The Rising of the Shield Hero Volume 13

The Rising of the Shield Hero Volume 13

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  • Create Date:2021-09-22 09:55:33
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Aneko Yusagi
  • ISBN:194493796X
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Summary

After they were summoned to another world, the other three heroes persist in behaving as if they are playing a game。 But the Shield Hero, Naofumi Iwatani, finally convinces them to change their ways and make them face reality。 Later, after a journey riddled with difficulties, Naofumi and crew finally arrive in Q'ten Lo, a country that has made repeated attempts on Raphtalia's life。 They initially infiltrate the country with the intention of making its inhabitants pay for its tyrannical actions, but it turns out that even its own citizens are suffering as a result of incompetent rulers。 "We'll start by bringing assistance from Siltvelt to the town, and then it's a charge to victory!" They start a rebellion to overthrow the government。 But right in the middle of it, Naofumi and his crew's abilities are nullified by mysterious weapons designed for use against the heroes! What will their fate be?! What will become of their raid on this uncharted land?! Find out in volume thirteen of this otherworldly revenge fantasy!

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Reviews

Adam Sunny

Pulang kampung ke tanah kelahiran raphtalia

Donte McNeal

Great ProgressionI’ve gotta say, this was a pretty good installment。 We get to see a new country, and meet some new people。 I’m sure the addition of these new folks will only make things more entertaining。 I’m hoping we actually get to learn more about Raphtalia’s lineage in the coming Volumes。 There’s always something fascinating about royalty and all that entails。 And, if everything goes well, Naofumi and his party will have another ally moving forward。 That’ll be two other countries he could Great ProgressionI’ve gotta say, this was a pretty good installment。 We get to see a new country, and meet some new people。 I’m sure the addition of these new folks will only make things more entertaining。 I’m hoping we actually get to learn more about Raphtalia’s lineage in the coming Volumes。 There’s always something fascinating about royalty and all that entails。 And, if everything goes well, Naofumi and his party will have another ally moving forward。 That’ll be two other countries he could call on including the country that worshipped him。 I’m curious how things will shake out。 。。。more

Ivan Labombarbe

Read on Kindle the Light Novel。 There are so many twists and turns and the author keeps it fresh

Alec Rebert

3。7

Jill

Not nearly as amazing as the previous installment。 More of a side story arc or filler。 I look forward to when the series returns to the main plot line。

Michael E。

We're starting to find out more about Raphtalia! Finally! We're starting to learn a little more about Raphtalia's heritage! There's definitely more to her than meets the eye。 We just scratch the surface, but it's building for volume 14! We're starting to find out more about Raphtalia! Finally! We're starting to learn a little more about Raphtalia's heritage! There's definitely more to her than meets the eye。 We just scratch the surface, but it's building for volume 14! 。。。more

kurogane shiroikaze

Rather big letdown after the cliffhanger of the previous volume。 Instead of focusing on the main plot threads, the first half of this volume was yet another side-track with very thin plot relevance and serves to add even more pointless characters。 The 2nd half is better as it picks up on the main objective of the arc, unfortunately marred by the jarring world-building as the author resorts to familiar Japanese settings and gets rather lazy with it。 Generally, "business as usual" with this volume Rather big letdown after the cliffhanger of the previous volume。 Instead of focusing on the main plot threads, the first half of this volume was yet another side-track with very thin plot relevance and serves to add even more pointless characters。 The 2nd half is better as it picks up on the main objective of the arc, unfortunately marred by the jarring world-building as the author resorts to familiar Japanese settings and gets rather lazy with it。 Generally, "business as usual" with this volume。 If you've already stuck with it this far, it's probably something you can live with or your first light novel, but I honestly wish this publisher hired an editor。。。。 。。。more