I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level, Vol. 2
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- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Kisetsu Morita
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Summary
Azusa's life has gotten a little more lively since word got out that she's level 99， but she's been able to take it relatively easy with her new companions。 Well， except for the ghosts in Halkara's workshop。。。and a run-in with the law。。。and an invitation to a demon castle？！ Still， even with so much trouble brewing on the horizon， Azusa's not about to forget the importance of taking life one step at a time。
Reviews
Melanie
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On one hand， it's kind of boring and nothing happens。 On the other hand， it's the perfect book for the commute home from a stressful work day。 On one hand， it's kind of boring and nothing happens。 On the other hand， it's the perfect book for the commute home from a stressful work day。 。。。more
Andrew Bugenis
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Fun like the first book， but the pattern is starting to wear thin。 There is a problem; turns out to be a cute girl; gets absorbed into the family in a too-coy， "Tee-hee， it's almost inappropriate but it's not because they're *family* and don't think of each other that way！" Some characters strain the credulity a bit far。But， it's still fun reading and I'll be giving it one more book in the series to break from the same pattern。 Fun like the first book， but the pattern is starting to wear thin。 There is a problem; turns out to be a cute girl; gets absorbed into the family in a too-coy， "Tee-hee， it's almost inappropriate but it's not because they're *family* and don't think of each other that way！" Some characters strain the credulity a bit far。But， it's still fun reading and I'll be giving it one more book in the series to break from the same pattern。 。。。more
Marcus Laurence
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I had been wondering: "can this wholesome idea get old？" The answer was sadly yes。 At the 50% mark this book somehow became increasingly taxing to read， like Infinite Jest if Infinite Jest was short and boring （yes， I'm cool enough to have read Infinite Jest （I actually haven't read it though））。The author states that he had no plan when making this and it's sadly apparent， the story has become and will 100% continue to be a waifu-collecting narrative。 Each chapter introduces a girl。 By chapter's I had been wondering: "can this wholesome idea get old？" The answer was sadly yes。 At the 50% mark this book somehow became increasingly taxing to read， like Infinite Jest if Infinite Jest was short and boring （yes， I'm cool enough to have read Infinite Jest （I actually haven't read it though））。The author states that he had no plan when making this and it's sadly apparent， the story has become and will 100% continue to be a waifu-collecting narrative。 Each chapter introduces a girl。 By chapter's end， that girl is living with/ingratiated to our main character。 Halkara's boobs defy physics because fanservice and they caught the author's mind's eye， and then she klutzes up the situation。 It's clockwork， without the elegance of gears spinning harmoniously。 。。。more
Brent
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This series remains chill and comfy， and although I enjoyed this volume it wasn't quite on the same level of comfiness as the first。 It felt like they always had stuff going on， and new characters didn't seem to get the same level of care and attention that the first volume gave them。Still， good enough to keep going， no regrets。 This series remains chill and comfy， and although I enjoyed this volume it wasn't quite on the same level of comfiness as the first。 It felt like they always had stuff going on， and new characters didn't seem to get the same level of care and attention that the first volume gave them。Still， good enough to keep going， no regrets。 。。。more
Briony Smith
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This book is still wonderful and chill however it wants to have a straight female lead and still point out tits and it gets really awkward and cringe at times
Casey
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Can't give it 3-stars。 Not by any means。 But I can't make myself give it just 1-star either。 So more like a 1½ that I rounded up。 Why up instead of down？ Because has bad as it is in so many ways， it is still entertaining to a degree。 But the 2½ star rating （rounded to 3） I might have given it got lost with one line:"I managed to sooth Pecora somehow， and Halkara was forgiven。"Seems innocuous enough， but it epitomized to me everything that is actually wrong with this series。 The totally episodic Can't give it 3-stars。 Not by any means。 But I can't make myself give it just 1-star either。 So more like a 1½ that I rounded up。 Why up instead of down？ Because has bad as it is in so many ways， it is still entertaining to a degree。 But the 2½ star rating （rounded to 3） I might have given it got lost with one line:"I managed to sooth Pecora somehow， and Halkara was forgiven。"Seems innocuous enough， but it epitomized to me everything that is actually wrong with this series。 The totally episodic nature （more on that in a second）， the trite writing （coming up next）， the cookie-cutter flat characters。。。 it is so light and fluffy and has some entertaining moments， but truly isn't that good。So the trite writing -- Halkara does something （inadvertently） again to piss off the Demon King who flies into a rage threatening to have Halkara executed。 Even with Azusa trying to bring it down to some semblance of normality we are treated to that line。 It was a throw away。 Did Morita just need to pad the word/page count by a few paragraphs？ It wasn't even a Deus Ex Machina， we're just told that it is resolved。 Really rubbed me the wrong way。So I mentioned the episodic nature of this series in my review of book 1。 It hasn't changed。 It feels like an old 70s or 80s sit com where there isn't much of story to connect one episode to the next， just a cast of characters that get into ridiculous situations。 Although in the case of I've Been Killing Slimes that cast of characters grows a a steady clip adding yet more cookie cutouts to the sheet。Wow， I'm being really harsh。 Guess it really did rub me the wrong way。 Mayhaps I'm not the target audience for this series。 I'm going to give it one more book eventually （since that's is what our library has in their collection） but I will admit I'm not going into expecting much。Verdict: Pass -- unless you want something so full of fluff that even your dead brain cells will wonder why you're putting them out to pasture。 。。。more
ThyMrMan
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If you enjoyed the first book in the series， this one you would also fully enjoy。 It is pretty much just more of the same， cute girls， basic simple plot， and not a bunch of drama。 This book did have more drama than the previous one， but it gets started through the hilarious means you would expect and also solved in similar ways。 So yeah， if you want another nice enjoyable novel than this is the one for you。 Just like the first book， and I feel like the upcoming books as well。
Sergiu Dana
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Awesome， just awesome ， and bitter-sweet。
Kamonwan Keawkram
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เมื่อสมาชิกเพิ่มขึ้น แม่มดอาซึสะของเราก็ต้องทำงานมากขึ้น แถมเรื่องที่ไประงับข้อพิพาทของสองเผ่ามังกรยังไปเข้าตาเหล่าปีศาจจนถึงกับจะมอบเหรียญตราสันติภาพให้ซะด้วย การเดินทางที่แสนจะครึกครื้นด้วยจำนวนคน บวกกับการกระทำที่แสนป่วนและวุ่นวายของเหล่าสมาชิกครอบครัวที่ชวนให้ปวดหัวอยู่เนืองๆและวุ่นวายได้ไม่เว้นแต่ละวัน หวังว่าท่านแม่มดแห่งที่ราบสูงจะไม่พยายามลี้ภัยเข้าไปอยู่ใจกลางป่าเพื่อหนีภัยซะก่อนนะคะ
Mac
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Leveled up from reading Honestly I'm biased since this gives the feel of an MMO I played as a kid。 The story is evolving。 I think the amount of characters joining the house may be too quick， however it all seems to be working for the time being。 I'd like to see the house of the highlands become the beginning of a kingdom。 Can't wait for what's next。 Leveled up from reading Honestly I'm biased since this gives the feel of an MMO I played as a kid。 The story is evolving。 I think the amount of characters joining the house may be too quick， however it all seems to be working for the time being。 I'd like to see the house of the highlands become the beginning of a kingdom。 Can't wait for what's next。 。。。more
Love
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I like the laid back nature of this series， but there are just so many good light novels being translated these days that I will probably not be picking up volume three。 If it had been a year ago， or especially two years ago， when the number of titles being brought over were more limited， I might have stuck with this series。
Jon J
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Witch of the highlands IICute and fluffy with a few moments of strangeness。 It isn’t deep，but is is a fun，relaxing read。Just what goes on with big sisters in Japan？
Steven Ritch
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Just like the first book this one is good for the soul。 This is a series that is more meant to be a slice of life Isekai than an action one or anything like that， so lack of action doesnt bug me。 When action is needed it is taken， otherwise the story is good on its own without going all out for big fight scenes or what not。 There is alot to love about this book and almost nothing to hate！ I look forward to continuing this series and following Lady Azusa and her family in their daily lives！
Howard
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It felt a little rushed in the beginning but it evened out and was just as enjoyable as the first。 I look forward to volume 3 and spending more time on the Highland！
Aaron
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Boring and sluggish， and with a bloated cast of shallow characters， the second light novel of I'VE BEEN KILLING SLIMES FOR 300 YEARS AND I MAXED OUT MY LEVEL isn't worth the effort。 The book relinquishes its grip on being curious or interesting rather quickly， and cares not for how swiftly its narrative is consumed by inelegant tropes， unoriginal drama， and uninteresting or manufactured conflict。 At best， this is light reading for children who are fans of fantasy adventure; at worst， the novel i Boring and sluggish， and with a bloated cast of shallow characters， the second light novel of I'VE BEEN KILLING SLIMES FOR 300 YEARS AND I MAXED OUT MY LEVEL isn't worth the effort。 The book relinquishes its grip on being curious or interesting rather quickly， and cares not for how swiftly its narrative is consumed by inelegant tropes， unoriginal drama， and uninteresting or manufactured conflict。 At best， this is light reading for children who are fans of fantasy adventure; at worst， the novel is an intensely dull retread of everything one could have conjured， had they been a simpering child and a fan of bland fantasy lit。Lady Azusa and her household go relatively unchanged from the first page to the last， and it is in much the same way that the events of the novel factor very little into tweaking the relational dynamics of the characters therein。 For example， the story would have been more interesting had the youngest characters -- slime-children Falfa and Shalsha -- not been so impossibly agreeable。 And Laika， the dragon girl， would have been far more engaging had the author granted her more agency to venture out on her own。 But alas， this was not the case。 Young characters who refuse to think for themselves， as well as the more competent characters who are unable to succeed or fail on their own behalf， make for a thoroughly unenlightened narrative。Through no fault of a strong translation effort， the events of I'VE BEEN KILLING SLIMES FOR 300 YEARS 。 。 。 #2 fumble and fret under the burden of the ensemble comedy genre。 Regrettably， there are very few scenes in which Azusa or the other characters are merely on their own or are confronting individual problems。 Indeed， if something happens to one character， then everyone has to deal with it。 This is problematic for obvious reasons。 Never has a life story been so fascinating that every character involved had to be informed （and available） for every ridiculously fragmented turn of fortune。Beelzebub remains a bit of a charmer， but considering she's the only character thus far who regularly and consistently expresses a range of genuine emotions， readers are likely at a loss as to why she isn't the main character。 Azusa may be the strongest person on the planet， but she rarely encounters conflict。 She's bland。 Taking in a ghost friend？ Sure。 Helping heal the demon king？ Sure。 Adopting a wildcat？ Sure。 For all her strength and purported kindness， Lady Azusa is bit of an idiot。 Not that Halkara， the dim-witted elf apothecary， won't challenge her for such a title。In any case， Beelzebub's depth of character is most substantial。 She shows anger， compassion， intelligence， and all the rest。 She is essentially the best character by default。 That aside， one wonders why the author has so strongly favored one-dimensional characters among the cast。 Perhaps one might forgive the author if Beelzebub were a romantic interest 。 。 。 but seeing as the high-ranking demon is just another part of the scenery （every character becomes a named-surrogate big sister， little sister， or daughter to Azusa）， the book somehow feels even more of a let-down。I'VE BEEN KILLING SLIMES FOR 300 YEARS 。 。 。 #2 is a waste of time。 There's no real challenge to the family's state of affairs， the fight scenes are horribly rendered， Azusa doesn't use magic of any consequence until page 170-something， and the back-and-forth dialogue of a full and busy household swiftly relegates any actual conversation to mere chit-chat （e。g。， studying ancient cultures， discussing complex spellcasting， arguing Azusa's value to the village）。 Exploring a haunted factory and arguing before the court in favor of a close friend are all well and good， but such scenarios don't have much to do with the fundamentals of the greater narrative。 Indeed， the book seems stuck on everything uninteresting and fluffy about fantasy literature， and has dutifully forsaken all other facets of adventure fiction that would otherwise give these characters （and their individual stories） believable heft。 。。。more
Jeffery Durant
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I have read Vol。1-2 and loved both and am currently waiting on bated breath for number 3 to come out on kindle to continue the series。
Oblanco
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Another great entry in this funny series。 I am looking forward to the next volume。
Edward
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