Overlord, Vol. 9
The Caster of Destruction

Usually when you read the manga or Light Novel of an anime your first thought is ‘They f****d up the anime’. I didn’t get that vibe at all with this. Instead it was like adding an extra scoop of ice cream to an already delicious sundae. Reading this LN provided extra bits of dialogue, more POVs, and......more

Yo I read this because I didn't have enough patience to wait for the anime The one character I didn't want to die got killed and I feel kinda betrayed.it was a good death though and they were pretty satisfied with their life （；へ：） The battle between the kingdom and the empire was horrifying（ΩДΩ） The wr......more

Read this review (and others) at: [URL not allowed] The Caster of Destruction picks up shortly after the end of The Invaders of the Great Tomb. Some details from the side stories in the previous book are relevant here, but it primarily continues the main story. Among Overlord f......more

I came here directly from the anime and maybe because I was not used to the story. The book took some time to really hit its stride. Maybe I will revise my rating after reading the previous volumes. In this volume we see Ainz stepping on the major world stage, showing his tier 10 spell. Now everyone......more

Wow, just wow, this book is so brutal and impressive and a crescendo in the story, so many things happened here that’s no wonder why it was chosen for a season ending.......more