That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Light Novels, Vol. 5

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Light Novels, Vol. 5

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  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Fuse
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Summary

WHEN IT RAINS, IT POURS!

Despite Rimuru's absence, things seem to be proceeding fairly smoothly in the newborn nation of Tempest。 But there's trouble brewing elsewhere: The nearby Kingdom of Farmus's top brass are planning an invasion of Tempest, and at the same time, Rimuru's demon lord friend Milim Nava has declared war on Tempest's ally, the Beast Kingdom of Eurazania。 As if things couldn't get any worse, all communication between Rimuru and his crew back home has suddenly gone silent in their hour of need! Tempest may be in for some hard times ahead-but this steadfast slime isn't throwing in the towel just yet。 He has a plan。。。and it's downright demonic!

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Diablo

good

Saidah Gilbert

I noticed several typos in my print version which detracted from my enjoyment of this novel。 Fortunately, I'd watched the anime before reading the novels so I was able to keep the characters straight despite the errors。 I noticed several typos in my print version which detracted from my enjoyment of this novel。 Fortunately, I'd watched the anime before reading the novels so I was able to keep the characters straight despite the errors。 。。。more

Kron Wolf

Pasan cosas e inicia el caos。

Dess

Dawn I loved this volume。 This novel never lets me down。 Seeing the way things are getting more intense is exciting。 I love the character developments!

Jesus

GreatI just loved to read how everyone is so devoted to Rimuru。 He has so much charisma that makes people want to be near him。 Can't wait for the next chapter。 GreatI just loved to read how everyone is so devoted to Rimuru。 He has so much charisma that makes people want to be near him。 Can't wait for the next chapter。 。。。more

Sebastian H

This is it。 This is the one volume where Rimuru's power, already formidable to begin with, just plain cascades into absolute overpowered territory。 (view spoiler)[I mean, in this volume alone he attains true demon lord status, ressurrection arts so his companions never need to die, a total of three Unique Skills (one of which has even gained sentience), a named Arch Demon as a butler, a True Dragon as a friend, and a specialy tailored gift for each and every one of Tempest's monstrous population This is it。 This is the one volume where Rimuru's power, already formidable to begin with, just plain cascades into absolute overpowered territory。 (view spoiler)[I mean, in this volume alone he attains true demon lord status, ressurrection arts so his companions never need to die, a total of three Unique Skills (one of which has even gained sentience), a named Arch Demon as a butler, a True Dragon as a friend, and a specialy tailored gift for each and every one of Tempest's monstrous population as part of the Harvest Festival。And that's just after he wipes out a whole country's military might。 Just to give an idea of how OP our mighty slime has become。 And this is, what? Volume 5 of a planned 22 volume saga? I just can't imagine what loftier heights Rimuru's power has still to reach。(hide spoiler)] 。。。more

Kayleigh

And that's that And that's that 。。。more

Sean

As intense as ever。 It’s becoming clear that there will be clear differences between the web novel and the light novel and I am all for it。 I cannot wait to pick up the next one。

Nischal

nothing but respect for our androgynous, bisexual, mass murdering, interventionist Demon lord rimuru tempest。it's absolutely astounding the story goes from fun and happy go lucky to mass murder。 while in the anime it happens at basically mach speed, it takes a bit more time to get there。 but the effect remains the same。 the red wedding has nothing on meggido。however, is it the laziness on the author's part or is it because of editorial constraints, the tempest dead should have been fleshed out m nothing but respect for our androgynous, bisexual, mass murdering, interventionist Demon lord rimuru tempest。it's absolutely astounding the story goes from fun and happy go lucky to mass murder。 while in the anime it happens at basically mach speed, it takes a bit more time to get there。 but the effect remains the same。 the red wedding has nothing on meggido。however, is it the laziness on the author's part or is it because of editorial constraints, the tempest dead should have been fleshed out more。 it honestly is not enough at all to just have shion and gobzo be named among the dead to make the make death toll anything more than just a statistic。 and that puts into question whether rimuru deciding to resurrect them was because he cared for his townspeople or because he cared for shion and maybe gobzo。and as it turns out shion's tits are supposed to be a lot more covered unlike in the anime。 so that's one point docked from the anime。 the anime however lowered veldoras pants further down his waist and that honestly is a masterstroke。 。。。more

Karsun B

Love this series and the change we see in the characters

Sol Ramirez

Me encantó, realmente es tan buena como el anime。。。

Andrew Peckham IV

A lot better than number 4。 Lot of good written action and connection to the characters feelings。

Alec Rebert

4。6

Pieter

In the previous volume we left Rimuru in a pickle, volume 5 starts in Tempest and the surrounding areas, were enemies are slowly encroaching upon the monster kingdom。 Not all humans have good intentions, not all Otherworlders either。 Saving Tempest requires Rimuru to leave their comfort zone。 Decent pacing with a good arc, and ending with a bang。 Good characters and mostly entertaining tense story telling。 Like the previous volumes there seem to be a couple of contradictions, e。g。 a few organiza In the previous volume we left Rimuru in a pickle, volume 5 starts in Tempest and the surrounding areas, were enemies are slowly encroaching upon the monster kingdom。 Not all humans have good intentions, not all Otherworlders either。 Saving Tempest requires Rimuru to leave their comfort zone。 Decent pacing with a good arc, and ending with a bang。 Good characters and mostly entertaining tense story telling。 Like the previous volumes there seem to be a couple of contradictions, e。g。 a few organizations are described as relatively recent, but at other spots the text suggest they are much older。 Rimuru is definitely growing in power to an almost ridiculous level and it does make me a bit curious how things go in future volumes。Still, Volume 5 is one of the better volumes of the series (at least till this point) and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it。 。。。more

Pumpkin

This was a gripping and exciting continuation of the story, one I couldn’t put down as long as I was awake! I’m very eager to start up volume 6, so I’m so glad I bought them at once to indulge in my reading binge。

Book-o Loco

Everyone’s over power yeassss

s。

Captivating。 Interesting。 I can't get my eyes off this book。 If I could, I would have read this in one sitting。 It's just that captivating!The story is very interesting, I can't get enough of it! And the way it was written and presented is so good too!! I love the descriptions and the touch of humor。 Rimuru's self-dialogue and dialogue with Great Sage are funny most of the time。 I love this book a lot! Can't wait to read the next! Captivating。 Interesting。 I can't get my eyes off this book。 If I could, I would have read this in one sitting。 It's just that captivating!The story is very interesting, I can't get enough of it! And the way it was written and presented is so good too!! I love the descriptions and the touch of humor。 Rimuru's self-dialogue and dialogue with Great Sage are funny most of the time。 I love this book a lot! Can't wait to read the next! 。。。more

Pablo García

Not good。 Do not recommend at all。 Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken Volume 5 is nonsensical and illogical。 2k+ patrol troops that cannot detect enemy knights in full armor, and do not disarm foreigners like in the Dwarven Kingdom is impossible。 The all Knowing and all feeling dryads were nowhere to be seen。 The security detail and alarms did not work。 The enemy placed 2 magic barriers over Rimuru capital because the author was too lazy to come up with a logical and interesting plot twist-action ar Not good。 Do not recommend at all。 Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken Volume 5 is nonsensical and illogical。 2k+ patrol troops that cannot detect enemy knights in full armor, and do not disarm foreigners like in the Dwarven Kingdom is impossible。 The all Knowing and all feeling dryads were nowhere to be seen。 The security detail and alarms did not work。 The enemy placed 2 magic barriers over Rimuru capital because the author was too lazy to come up with a logical and interesting plot twist-action arc in this light novel。 The main character Rimuru is having a vacation "teaching 5 kids" that were Shizu's pupils。 As if any of that was really important to Jura-Tempest Federation。 There is no real reason tying Rimuru to the five summoned students。 There was no promise made and prioritizing these 5 kids over thousands of citizens of Tempest Federation is crazy。 Rimuru is lord over the Jura Forest。 The author "conveniently forgets" all of these reasons to come up with a stupid plot twist of a Holy War。 The author forgets that both the dwarven kingdom and Blumund have military and commercial agreements。 Farma and the Holy Empire do not have any jurisdiction or reason to invade a foreign nation nor have they declared a formal war。 For the author to promote hate crimes, discrimination, genocide and extermination of foreign citizens on a whim, lacks all logic and sense。The author suffers from a chronic illness of repeating over and over again thins already expressed by the story。 The author naively believes that if the explanations are placed by other characters then "everything thought by them and said by them is somewhat new"。 I don't know how many dozens of times he has written and rewritten that Tempest Federation is a nation composed of monsters and ruled by a slime。 If all of these repetitions were taken out, the size of his light novels would shrink about 30%。 This is shameful and too repetitive。With worthless plot arcs and nonsensical, illogical writing the author and producers are defending and justifying evil。 At 40 Rimuru is the biggest fool on that planet。 It's sad to see that writing has no respect for audience。 。。。more

Cody Enos

Growl Growl

Zarathustra Goertzel

A whirlwind of action after the previous volume's buildup。 A whirlwind of action after the previous volume's buildup。 。。。more

Shawnie Nicole

Ahh this was so damn awesome。 Diablo is definitely my favorite behind Soei

Dustin

This volume has the main character go beyond the op and deal with the first real threat to face the nation he's building。 Look, this entire series is just reading about an overpowered isekai guy and his fun friends。 It's a little shallow but I really enjoy it as pure escapism。 This volume has the main character go beyond the op and deal with the first real threat to face the nation he's building。 Look, this entire series is just reading about an overpowered isekai guy and his fun friends。 It's a little shallow but I really enjoy it as pure escapism。 。。。more

Twine & Ribbon

This may be my favorite stand alone novel outside the opening few (which I adore)。 While the whole series is a definitely a power fantasy of epic proportions, this volume stands out in that it documents the rise of Rimuru as a Demon Lord。 In this world the class system has two tracks, Good and Evil if you will。 The good side peaks with a Hero while the evil side peaks with Demon Lords。 Now you could argue that Rimuru is kind of stuck on the evil track of this class system for the most part becau This may be my favorite stand alone novel outside the opening few (which I adore)。 While the whole series is a definitely a power fantasy of epic proportions, this volume stands out in that it documents the rise of Rimuru as a Demon Lord。 In this world the class system has two tracks, Good and Evil if you will。 The good side peaks with a Hero while the evil side peaks with Demon Lords。 Now you could argue that Rimuru is kind of stuck on the evil track of this class system for the most part because he was reborn a Monster anyway, but the Demon Lord status/class requirements have some pretty strictly evil sounding pre-reqs which go against pretty much everything he stands for。 The journey to this monumental decision makes for some very interesting and compelling story telling, and I can assure you it is all quite satisfying。 So the content is good。。。 but the pacing is not。 And maybe it's not really the pacing as much as it is that the author is not concise in his expansion of the lore。 Prior to reading the light novels I read through the entire web novel translation and they are somehow better paced。 Reading the light novel versions, you can tell the author used the publishing opportunity to pour back over his work and expand it quite a bit。 This has advantages and disadvantages。 If you like the characters and love this world, the light novels really give you so much more to enjoy and sink your teeth into。 I can't tell you how relaxing it is to just sit back and enjoy the antics of the various characters - all of whom I find to be quite likable, while flipping through the excellent printed editions and beautiful art of the light novels。 But the pacing gets murdered by this expansion of lore throughout the series。 For example - Book 4 ends on a MAJOR cliff。 Book 5 doesn't pick up on that cliff until half way through the book。 It's not that I don't enjoy everything that's being written, but the order is disorienting at times。 I'm the sort of person who found myself hating Frodo because he kept interrupting what was going down with Aragorn。 It's not that Frodo's arc wasn't interesting, but Aragorn was where the action was and the cuts to a much slower paced section of story always devalued that slower paced story for me。 (Lord of the Rings reference) In the original Webnovel, the storytelling was always pushing forward and progressing with Rimuru front and center and I think I prefer that。 Still, the added content is all quite entertaining and enjoyable, so I can't be too harsh on the extension。All in all, if you like the characters introduced in Vol 1, I think you'll have a blast here。 。。。more

Franzi Bowe

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 The novel finally caught up to the anime and things got REALLY heated and exciting。 I enjoyed this volume so much, that I finished it in one go with a 7-hour-reading-session xD I'm so hyped for the next volumes! Rimuru is just getting the most bad ass slime ever。 And I just love the Oni's so much ♡ Anyways, this one really had me on the edge of my seat and Rimuru becoming a true demon king by slaughtering those damn humans who dared to attack and kill the villagers? I felt bad for cheering that The novel finally caught up to the anime and things got REALLY heated and exciting。 I enjoyed this volume so much, that I finished it in one go with a 7-hour-reading-session xD I'm so hyped for the next volumes! Rimuru is just getting the most bad ass slime ever。 And I just love the Oni's so much ♡ Anyways, this one really had me on the edge of my seat and Rimuru becoming a true demon king by slaughtering those damn humans who dared to attack and kill the villagers? I felt bad for cheering that massacre on but it was sooooo satisfying。 Especially to see that shrewd king getting what was coming for him。This time Rimuru was able to resolve the catastrophe that had happened, but I wonder just how long things will go that way。。。 I just want them all to live happily, eat cake and relax in the onsen! Dx 。。。more

LiteratureIsLife

Read this review (and others) at: https://literatureislife。com/2020/07/。。。Volume 5 of That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime goes past where season 1 of the anime ended。 Some changes to the anime actually ignored the cliffhanger from the end of Volume 4, but that is understandable。 They probably did not know if they were getting renewed and wanted a real ending if the show ended there。 Season 2 is going to be a thing but is not out yet at the time of this writing。 So, instead of any book vs。 sh Read this review (and others) at: https://literatureislife。com/2020/07/。。。Volume 5 of That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime goes past where season 1 of the anime ended。 Some changes to the anime actually ignored the cliffhanger from the end of Volume 4, but that is understandable。 They probably did not know if they were getting renewed and wanted a real ending if the show ended there。 Season 2 is going to be a thing but is not out yet at the time of this writing。 So, instead of any book vs。 show analysis, let’s start with how Volume 5 compares to the previous entries。For starters, there is no time-skip between this volume and the last。 Up to this point, the various story arcs have been connected but relatively self-contained。 This time we actually go back in time, seeing what was going on in Tempest while Rimuru was off in other countries。 This covers a substantial part of the book until it catches up to where Volume 4 ended, and the story continues in earnest。 All of this is involved with one of my favorite aspects of any fantasy story: world-building。Up to this point, Tempest has really only dealt with their direct neighbors on a political level。 But now that their influence is growing, countries that don’t share a border with them are starting to take notice。 And not necessarily in a good way。 This world still functions on a number of ye olde medieval principals, like conquering other nations militarily for their resources。 Tempest is a new nation, so its military must be small and weak, right? Right? Riiiiiiiiiiiight…One thing that does continue to be annoying is how unbelievably powerful the characters are。 We’re not talking planet-busters on the level of Dragon Ball here, but the series is rapidly approaching the point where each character is a walking, talking nuke。 To whatever degree of “being powerful” the story requires of the characters at any given time。 Basically, a power structure more similar to the main universe of DC Comics。If the power was earned, that would be one thing。 A slow build-up, a training montage, whatever。 But most of the time it’s Rimuru doing one thing and going, “Oh, I’m now 10x stronger than I was before。 Cool。” And then all his minions also get powered up because of how power-sharing works in this narrative。 I don’t know; it’s one of those things that makes That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime seems more on par with middle school fiction than anything else in Western literature。The series is still entertaining though, having decent world-building and character development on top of the big flashy fights if that’s more your speed。 And honestly, this is probably the best entry in the series so far。 Here’s to hoping the next book holds up to the standard this one set。 。。。more

Sekemoto

Absolutely amazing!

Kakuzō Akutagawa

My thoughts on the Fifth volume of the light novel of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime (Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken) by Fuze and Mitz Vah。Starting this volume is what the second season of the anime will cover The story: The novel continues where the last one left off until half of the book the protagonist finally appears, the whole plot takes a twist and for the rest of the volume the story got pretty dark pretty quickly。Enjoyment:This volume had everything I liked from the series but My thoughts on the Fifth volume of the light novel of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime (Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken) by Fuze and Mitz Vah。Starting this volume is what the second season of the anime will cover The story: The novel continues where the last one left off until half of the book the protagonist finally appears, the whole plot takes a twist and for the rest of the volume the story got pretty dark pretty quickly。Enjoyment:This volume had everything I liked from the series but some things that took place really made this volume outstanding, especially the darker parts of the volume were splendidly executed, it was extremely enjoyable to read Final verdict:I fill that in this volume the track that the rest of the story will follow is set。 All the things that happened in this volume just had me on the edge of my seat and I can't explain just how good it was with words (but believe me, it was outstanding) 10/10 。。。more

Katy

The writing is kinda odd and disjointed, with very awkward transitions between scenes。 Lots of telling rather than showing。 However, I do love the plot。

Sarah

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 I really couldn't put this book down!!! It just kept getting better and better! It starts a bit slow because the first 100 pages or so were about all the other characters and what was happening while Rimuru was gone。 I understood that it was important to explain it all, but I was so impatient for the story to pick up where volume 4 left off。 I just raced through the beginning until it got back to that adorable slime! When he got back to his village and found so many of his people dead I was so w I really couldn't put this book down!!! It just kept getting better and better! It starts a bit slow because the first 100 pages or so were about all the other characters and what was happening while Rimuru was gone。 I understood that it was important to explain it all, but I was so impatient for the story to pick up where volume 4 left off。 I just raced through the beginning until it got back to that adorable slime! When he got back to his village and found so many of his people dead I was so worried that this could be the breaking point for the series。 I've known other books and stories where everything just gets dark after and event like that and I was so worried that the writer was going to take it in a direction where Rimuru turns against everything he believed in。 I was so happy that it didn't go that way。 He becomes a bloody cool Demon Lord and still keeps his great personality。 And then Veldora! I was so excited to read about Veldora coming back at the end that it almost made me cry! Thank you Fuse, for this wonderful and exciting adventure! I can't wait for the next one! 。。。more

Kris

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Continuing refreshing lack of romance, instead focuses on building a monster society and some political and commerce implications。 Much less focus on boobs than the anime version but not completely free。