Overlord 13 聖 王國 的 聖 騎士 下

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安茲．烏爾．恭死亡。
聖王國遭到四萬亞人類聯軍包圍。
雖然人類軍在聖王國最強聖騎士──蕾梅迪奧絲的指揮下執行防衛作戰，
但疲憊不堪的他們依然無法阻擋亞人類的蹂躪。
為了達成身為王的約定，魔導王安茲隻身面對魔皇亞達巴沃及他麾下的女僕。
然後──
遭紅蓮火焰包覆的聖王國能夠獲得救贖嗎──由正義引導的第十三集登場！

本書特色

★人氣急遽上升，第三季動畫2018年7月登場！
★以結束營運的網路遊戲為舞台，骷髏大法師展開冒險。
★劇情漸入佳境，且看魔導王安茲如何征戰四方！

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丸山かぐね

原本筆名為「むちむちぷりりん」。

在小說連載網站「小説家になろう」的作品「OVERLORD」大受讀者喜愛，點擊數突破千萬。

2012以本作出道。

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so-bin

日本的插畫家。以網路與同人活動為主。

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• ISBN：9789575643515
• 叢書系列：Kadokawa Fantastic Novels
• 規格：平裝 / 574頁 / 12.7 x 18.8 x 2.87 cm / 普通級 / 單色印刷 / 初版
• 出版地：台灣

• 本書分類：輕小說> 翻譯作品> 幻奇冒險

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...Lived up to the build-up of the last book, hence me tearing through the entire novel in a caffeine-fueled morning/afternoon. The archer and Shizu's interactions were fun to read, and there was a good balance between showing Ainz flailing and everyone else (read: Demiurge's...) explanations of his awe-inspiring benefits. There are still some scenes where I'm not sure if I'm interpreting the Guardian's read on events correctly through the lens of Ainz-the-incredibly-unreliable-narrator, but tha ...Lived up to the build-up of the last book, hence me tearing through the entire novel in a caffeine-fueled morning/afternoon. The archer and Shizu's interactions were fun to read, and there was a good balance between showing Ainz flailing and everyone else (read: Demiurge's...) explanations of his awe-inspiring benefits. There are still some scenes where I'm not sure if I'm interpreting the Guardian's read on events correctly through the lens of Ainz-the-incredibly-unreliable-narrator, but that's half the fun of these books at this point. I think he really needed the break from Nazarick these past two books provided; he seemed much more willing to let down his guard a bit without the constant pressure of living up to his "children's" expectations so directly. (Also, he is definitely willfully oblivious on certain things they're getting up to under his command... the source of the parchment for higher-tiered spells being the biggest example brought to the forefront again in this novel...)

Worst thing about this book is that now I'm going to have to find something new to fill my craving for OP villain protagonist fiction until the next books in this series are published.

Note: I read an English translation of this series.

Definitely lived up to all the buildup of the last volume. Neia Baraja is definitely one of my favourite characters in the series. And the result of her character development turned out to be very amusing by the ending of this volume. Also, definitely more gory and brutal than most of the other ones. But stuff like that doesn't bother me. Tore through this one within a day since I found it so interesting. So, I highly recommend it! Definitely lived up to all the buildup of the last volume. Neia Baraja is definitely one of my favourite characters in the series. And the result of her character development turned out to be very amusing by the ending of this volume. Also, definitely more gory and brutal than most of the other ones. But stuff like that doesn't bother me. Tore through this one within a day since I found it so interesting. So, I highly recommend it! ...more

Neia Baraja was the MVP is now one of my new favourite characters of this series.

This is part 2 of the story started in the previous vol. It wraps everything up with a nice bow for this little excursion of our fav OP character who does it like usual. TBH, nothing new to see here. Much of the same as the other books. I think this will be the last thing I write about this series unless I see something in it that changes. I'm going to still read the books, but it's like watching a sitcom. It's a lot of the same thing over and over just in a new setting. Let's be honest here, th This is part 2 of the story started in the previous vol. It wraps everything up with a nice bow for this little excursion of our fav OP character who does it like usual. TBH, nothing new to see here. Much of the same as the other books. I think this will be the last thing I write about this series unless I see something in it that changes. I'm going to still read the books, but it's like watching a sitcom. It's a lot of the same thing over and over just in a new setting. Let's be honest here, there's very little to motivate the MC to actually grow as a character at all so he doesn't. The only thing that changes are HOW people die. I feel like this is starting to turn more into a comedic version of SAW more than anything else. Not really, but I'm serious, the descriptions of how people die seems to be one the few highlights in this book. With that said, I do enjoy the book. A bunch of mindless violence. So if you are looking for deep and riveting, skip this. If you want the Expendables but in light novel format...Give this series a spin. ...more

The author, Kugane Maruyama, creates contradictions in his light novel Overlord. The main character, Ainz (Momonga, Momon, Suzuki), his Floor Guards and the rest of his retinue of Nazarick attack, destroy, torture those that do not conflict with them. Ainz personally killed over 160 thousand Re-Estize Kingdom's soldiers. Now they are annihilating the soldiers of the Roble Holy Kingdom. This is a contradiction because at the beginning of the light novel, Both the Baharuth Empire and the Slane The The author, Kugane Maruyama, creates contradictions in his light novel Overlord. The main character, Ainz (Momonga, Momon, Suzuki), his Floor Guards and the rest of his retinue of Nazarick attack, destroy, torture those that do not conflict with them. Ainz personally killed over 160 thousand Re-Estize Kingdom's soldiers. Now they are annihilating the soldiers of the Roble Holy Kingdom. This is a contradiction because at the beginning of the light novel, Both the Baharuth Empire and the Slane Theocracy tried to masacre the village of Carne and fought against Ainz and his undead. There is no cause and effect, no justice or consequence.
Maruyama subjugates the Baharuth Empire without bloodshed and has yet to fight/ seek revenge against the Slane Theocracy. While the author destroys the citizens that have done nothing against Nazarick, they have been unwilling to attack or destroy those that have been aggressive towards Nazarick. This is contradictory and does not make any sense.
Ainz is dominated by the ideals of his retinue. They believe the profiles that were created by the 41 players of the extinct video game Yggdrasil. This retinue of grotesque characters (seek terror, torture and destruction) seek to conquer this alternate reality world. Ainz seeks their approval and has no ambition, nor does he share feelings or emotions (because his character is an undead and because his "human" personality is non-conflictive, passive and subpar.
Ainz kills his "allies" and subhuman servants, aids his "enemies" and non-conquered humanoids...and feels nothing nor faces the consequences of his actions.
The illustrations are of the highest quality, the writing and long length of the story are excellent. The arguments, premises and contradictions are nonsensical, illogical and senseless. The author uses the whims and fetishes of his main characters as goals and purpose to the plot arcs and themes of this light novel. Eliminates what ever possibility of gaining the likeability of the readers. It's like this is a story of Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, Mao Zedong, and all of the dictators and butchers of humanity and the author actually wants the readers to applaud and like them. It's irrational. ...more

It's overlord

It is another chapter in the Overlord saga, if you got this far you will still enjoy the series. If you haven't been enjoying it up until this point or are pushing through it then don't expect some drastic change in the style or characters.

Looking forward to reading the next volume .the story gets better and better after each vol .

Finally finished the last novel. I CAN FINALLY SLEEP PROPERLY AAAAAAAAAA.

All hail his majesty lord of darkness!

This volume was the best yet in such a different way. Finishing up from where the previous volume left off, a bulk of this book follows Neia and turns her character into a devout worshipper. The story beats hit on a scale from l hilarious snorts to goosebump inducing power trips.

The only bad things to note (extremely few) are that writer still has some extra fat in the scenes, over used translated phrases, and it seems that near the end Maruyama just wanted

I just don't understand why this book has such a high rating. It really isn't that good at all.

What keeps me coming back is following the story of the main character and the unique, interesting world and characters.

This book focuses on side characters, like the previous one, that are easily forgettable and not part of the main saga.

Factor in the lack of growth for the main character and his odd ability to be strangely nonchalant about mass murder in one book and then tripping over himself to pre

The Saga is rushed

This, the 13th installment is typical in style and substance - it’s everything you’ve come to expect, except perhaps the focus having pulled away from the series protagonist. Even then, this is not unprecedented.
The only problem I have with the boom is the feeling that is was rushed to print. Several editing errors, one of which lead me to re-read a passage several times.
Never the less, I look forward to the next arc, perhaps returning to Carne village? What does one do with a

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Sora seemed to highly recommend this series and I am honestly disappointed. I mean it is fine to read but it is getting predictable with how everything ainz does happens to work out great. what a deus ex machine.

Here we see him try a "oh I am dead" how will you handle it trial run and we don't see anyone falling for it. We don't see how they handled it.

Where is the challenge man this dude is too op.

Liked the world building and especially the comedy. Especially towards the end when all the threads we had come together for the best punchline, though this is not a comedy, it is one of the few works whose comedy transcends the anime production. (It does not have an adaptation for this part of the story as of the writing of this review.)

There are a lot of questions I wanted to be answered to the point where I was very disappointed when I finished the book. Hopefully, it will be answered by the next issue. The book was generally good

A bit weaker than the first volume, but still pretty good. Neia was a fun character to see turned to fanatic, but a bit more Ainz or others would have been fun. Still a good conclusion to this Sacred Kingdom part!

5/5 stars all around.

I'm amazed. Impressed. Flabbergasted. Bamboozled. In awe. Book 12 as a set up for this book is WORTH IT. Holy crap. My eyes hurt from reading three days straight, all day each time, but this migraine is so worth it. This is my favorite series to date.

Another magnificent volume in the Overlord Light Novels. Looking forward to when the next volume hits shelves in Japan.

5 stars. Longest and best volume yet, hilarious and gave me true goosebumps while reading.

Good conclusion to the arc of the Holy Kingdom. I really like the characters in this arc. I also love how every resolves. Very clever.

Amazing book, amazing series. If only they came out faster.

Amazing

Love the overlord books I can’t get enough wish the author would not stop writing can’t wait for the next one

And that's a wrap. And that's a wrap. ...more

First part was really really good. The second part has less Ainz, and becomes a bit boring with all the worshipping going on :S

Love this series. Can't wait for the next one. Love this series. Can't wait for the next one. ...more

One thing

Maybe we can get a little more foreshadowing on the device’s behind the scenes, hopefully we’ll get to see this in the anime

The expansion begun to spread in a large area. Although until now, there are no truly nemesis if the main character. The problems was not difficult enough to solve.

Really amazing volume, a brilliant climax to the story arc.

Quite enjoyable.

I really enjoyed how the author was able to wrap everything up so succinctly with the end of the novel, especially with the foundations laid for upcoming stories.

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Novel #13 wraps up nicely most of the open storylines of novel #12. The Northern Holy Kingdom has been ravaged by the demon and demi-human forces. After being defeated by the Demon Emperor Jaldabaoth, the Sorcerer King Ainz Ooal Gown falls to the Albion Hills and is presumed dead. This book follows the struggle of the Paladin Order and the joint fractions of Southern and Northern Nobles in a futile attemp to retake the strongholds held by demi-humans and turn the tide of war in their favour, for Novel #13 wraps up nicely most of the open storylines of novel #12. The Northern Holy Kingdom has been ravaged by the demon and demi-human forces. After being defeated by the Demon Emperor Jaldabaoth, the Sorcerer King Ainz Ooal Gown falls to the Albion Hills and is presumed dead. This book follows the struggle of the Paladin Order and the joint fractions of Southern and Northern Nobles in a futile attemp to retake the strongholds held by demi-humans and turn the tide of war in their favour, forced to admit defeat in the face of Jaldabaoth's overwhelming power. This novel boasts some impressive battles, scheming, infiltration, interesting demi-human races, and it's a quick and fun read. However, I've given it only three stars as it (imho) doesn't seem to bring anything truly unique to the series. ...more

MARUYAMA Kugane
Name (in native language): 丸山くがね MARUYAMA Kugane
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