Bofuri: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense. Light Novels, Vol. 3

Bofuri: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense. Light Novels, Vol. 3

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  • Create Date:2021-11-01 06:51:46
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
  • Status:finish
  • Author:Yuumikan
  • ISBN:1975323564
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Summary

Maple and Sally finished the treasure hunt event with stunning results, coming in first and second place, respectively。 Now they’re off to their next adventure—establishing a new guild! Together with their friends, they’ll be pushing themselves to ever greater heights in Maple Tree! However…this will also birth the most terrifying guild in the game, the one players call the Demon World。 It’s time for the invincible, stalwart, no-damage adventurer Maple to cast off her humanity and ascend to godhood!  

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Reviews

Douglas Cootey

Hajime Kamoshida, what happened? This volume began with its usual quirky charm starring our favorite gaming rebel, Maple, then devolved into uninspired, awkward writing。 I suspect now that it isn’t the fault of the translator。 Andrew Cunningham also translates the Rascal Does Not Dream series, which features witty, creative, and intelligent writing。 This volume became bogged down on side stories that were heavy on LitRPG elements with redundant setting descriptions, but short on charm。 One secti Hajime Kamoshida, what happened? This volume began with its usual quirky charm starring our favorite gaming rebel, Maple, then devolved into uninspired, awkward writing。 I suspect now that it isn’t the fault of the translator。 Andrew Cunningham also translates the Rascal Does Not Dream series, which features witty, creative, and intelligent writing。 This volume became bogged down on side stories that were heavy on LitRPG elements with redundant setting descriptions, but short on charm。 One section followed Iz as she mined for minerals。 I wondered why it existed because it was so dull。 Here’s a sample where one sentence paragraphs and tautology abound:❝Time turned to strength, and it wasn’t long before no one could match her in sheer crafting prowess。 But the flip side of that was that she’d barely leveled Throw—one of the few attack skills crafters had。 Throw was a skill that amplified damage done by literally throwing knives or other items。 Iz had focused so heavily on gathering items that her Throw skill had remained worryingly low。 “Ooh, there’s a fishing spot over here。”Iz took out her rod and started fishing。”I know there is worse writing out there, so I’m not ranting。 I’m just a bit disappointed。 Yen On charges $9 for these extremely thin volumes。 Before, the writing was humorous and delightful so I didn’t mind the cost (much), but this volume was a tad tedious to get through。 I’ve already preordered the next volume, but I won’t be preordering volume five unless there are big improvements in the next volume。 。。。more

Pieter

Maple continues her gaming after some minor issues in RL with gaming reflexes。 She starts her guild, recruits new members and acquires a few more impressive skills in unexpected ways。 Like the previous two volumes, if you like light-hearted slice-of-life wholesome story with likeable oddball characters and a few gaming stats then the book is for you。 If you prefer the MC to at least struggle somewhat and the game mechanics to be somewhat realistic* then you might be better off with other books, Maple continues her gaming after some minor issues in RL with gaming reflexes。 She starts her guild, recruits new members and acquires a few more impressive skills in unexpected ways。 Like the previous two volumes, if you like light-hearted slice-of-life wholesome story with likeable oddball characters and a few gaming stats then the book is for you。 If you prefer the MC to at least struggle somewhat and the game mechanics to be somewhat realistic* then you might be better off with other books, although I do wonder why you read till volume 3。 Still, I really enjoyed it。 A nice change of pace。* In all fairness, the game itself appears to be reasonable。 It is just that some of the players exploit stuff that no game developer would be surprised about or let happen。 But that is what makes the story fun, so who cares? 。。。more

Niall Teasdale

Volume three which bridges the gap between the second and fourth events, and sees Maple transcend humanity。 Three times。 Now I have to wait for the fourth event and the big showdown。 Which sucks。 At least it's out this year。 Volume 5 is out March next year!So, I've been reading these in part because I am a big fan of the anime。 It's been interesting comparing the original novel and the anime and spotting the differences, and there are differences。The biggest difference is Maple Tree guild's home Volume three which bridges the gap between the second and fourth events, and sees Maple transcend humanity。 Three times。 Now I have to wait for the fourth event and the big showdown。 Which sucks。 At least it's out this year。 Volume 5 is out March next year!So, I've been reading these in part because I am a big fan of the anime。 It's been interesting comparing the original novel and the anime and spotting the differences, and there are differences。The biggest difference is Maple Tree guild's home。 In the anime, this is a big, hollow tree, and rather cute。 In the book, there's actually a home on each level (or stratum) and it seems like they are all just fairly normal buildings。 I think the change for the anime was a nice touch。 More character。In the book, we also get an explanation for where Maple's Counter skill comes from。 I think the anime just left you to assume it was part of another power set。 It kind of emerges in the fourth event without explanation。 In the book, it was something she spent the third event, the cow/bull event, working toward。 That third event gets a lot more detail in the book。 Generally, there's more detail to be had here, which is not uncommon in a book-to-TV adaptation。Oh, the anime added the beach scene, but not Sally's duel with Frederica。 On the other hand, practically nothing has the same skill name between the book and the anime。 I'm not sure whether this is different translators, or the scriptwriter for the anime deciding to use different names。 Some of them are better, some of them are not。Overall, this is kind of a bridge book between two major events, but it reads better than that sounds。 One feature which has been downplayed in the anime is that Maple's guildmates are almost as 'scared' of what she'll do left to her own devices as the game developers。 This makes for some amusement, such as when Maple picks up a certain randomly found gear after falling down a hill, and Kuromu/Chrome (the other great shielder; he's Chrome in the book translation, which is obvious now I look at it) gets a sudden chill, as though something bad has just happened or is about to。 Similarly, the continued interplay of conversation among Maple's fans in the game room (which is readable in the book, unlike the anime) is amusing to read。Mai and Yui, the two hammer-wielding destroyers make a whole bunch more sense in the book and are a welcome addition to the insanity of Maple Tree。A lot happens and also a not much happens, but this is a good read。 It suffers a little from over-explanation, which is a common issue with Japanese light novels。 Some of the stuff cut from the anime (to shoehorn in more kawaii, I suspect) could have done with being kept in, so giving this a read was well worth it。 Must admit, I may put the fourth volume on pre-order so I don't forget it。 。。。more