Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation (Light Novel), Vol. 6

Ruijerd…. :,(

(very light spoilers ahead. Take with a grain of salt)I was pleasantly surprised when the sexualities in this novel, perhaps greater than any other before it in the series we're very well regulated. Let me explain. The intense sexual scenes (for a novel anyhow) in previous volumes would have no obvious purpose and understandingly anger people at their lack of usefulness to the plot. There is an argument of course for it being a base for character development, to which I would degree (but only as secondary to other methods), but in this volume particularly the character development method is rapped up very nicely (use your imagination there). Part of this was Rudeus realizing how much of a truly dirty pervert he was (lol) and almost overcorrecting it to the point where his beloved was almost turned down (again, use your imagination). Of course that's not the whole point of this rendition however, but I think that the sexualities nicely expressed the current situation to us on the whole of character development. We meet Aisha, who is way to clever for her own good, and learn a tiny bit more about Lilia, Roxy, Kishirsu, Talhand, elinalise, and others. Overall very well balanced in every aspect. I could go on, but I might end up spoiling more than perhaps I already have.

This series has surprised me in a lot of ways so far. It is one of the few stories that I feel like has a general balance of happy ending and "life is tough" scenarios. I think what draws me in most if how the author captures the raw emotions in even the smallest encounters. With that said, I do have one criticism: the pace. Time moved the fastest it ever has in this book than in the others. I want to say that nearly a year passes in this book alone where as the Demon Continent journey was spread over multiple books taking just a little more time. I want to say ~1 and a half to 2 years off the top of my head. It was a lot of small events followed by a few sentences of 4 months to travel here or 3 months to travel there. It seems that the author really wanted to get to the next part of Rudy's life. Don't get me wrong though, it doesn't lack quality because of the pace which is why I'm not knocking any stars. I just really enjoy this series and just don't want it to end abruptly if there are a few more encounters that we could get out of each arc. I can also see why the author might just not want to put a bunch of filler so they might have elected to just move on instead of milking the journey any longer. I'm not sure. Either way, this was a good read and had a lot of good development.

The main crutch in stories of this genre is that they tend to rely on the fantastical powers or creatures to sneak out of corners they get written into. This is definitely not the case with this story. Our MC is a powerful wizard, yet it his personal growth and character journey that seem to drive his successes and failures. His magic has really been more of a mixed bag for him and send naturally incorporated. I'm not left feeling that the power of fantasy saved him from any of his hardships.Great read!

Book one starts out dark, then turns into a rather adorable story. From there the story jumps from many different categories that will crab your attention and keep you reading along. The ups are thrilling and will have you jumping in joy with the characters. The downs may bring tears to the eyed. All together it makes a truly wonderful story broken up into easily digestable portions.

An intense volume that essentially wraps up quite a few story threads from previous volumes and opens a handful more as the story progresses. Rudeus becomes a man, Ruijerd recognizes Eris as a warrior. And the Greyrats find good news about their families as well as unfortunate news.

The story still delivered! Finally some things wrapped up.Not sure what else to say. If you liked the other books you will love this one too.And amazed at how well written it is. Flows so nicely still on the freaking 6th novel lol!Really wish I could write more but it would have spoilers XD so I won't do that to you all.

Okay so the last book didn't move much as it mostly stayed in one place covering one primary dynamic. This book in comparison blew through some pretty big things rather quickly. I'm not going to go into detail as if you are this far in the series, you'll probably keep reading. This really isn't a book you can miss/skip either or you'll be asking yourself what happened when you see what book 7 has to work with. But it was a bit disappointing how fast everything got resolved or the speed of progression. The points they leave off at are good, it's just the speed that we get there after such a long progression journey seems really rushed.

Got hooked from the anime. Went to the see manga, but the light novels is complete and where it's at. Volume 6 specifically is a huge pivotal point in alot of the characters lives. Very well written.

Llego mas rápido de lo previsto y en excelentes condiciones.👍👍👍

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Gracias

A lot happens in this volume. It's a major turning point in the series, and a real heart rancher in the end, but very good. This series is easily one of the best written light novels I've read, and this volume is a good example of that.