Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody, Vol. 11 (light novel) Kindle Edition

I'm STILL HOOKED on this series! The author's writing style (YES, I know it's originally in Japanese) continues to keep me looking forward to page after page. But, I want to express my thanks to the translator-staff here too! They have the sometimes maddeningly annoying job of turning something written in a foreign language and turning it into something WE can understand, and still keep it INTERESTING! GOOD JOB PEOPLE!

Satou and company establishes a base in Celivera, the Labyrinth City. Satou decides to do acts of kindness for the community by raising a private orphanage and soup kitchen. The shadowy figure of Sir Poputema seem to follow Satou's activities as of late.Overall:This book is only okay. It is a setup and filler story arc for the next volume. His associates don't get as much attention while political figures are shown much more often. I read through it within 8 hours, but some parts are just slower than others.Personal Thoughts (###SPOILERS###):-Where are the churches that do the soup kitchens!?-Kuro just literally gave away legendary equipment. I know it was spread the name "Echigoya" and a few other names, but that is too much of a coincidence to Satou and the Princess Meetia's arrival. I know the prisoners wouldn't know who he is, but other people do.-Why did Satou forget the Earth Lord (one of the dog face demon lord's servants) was sealed in the labyrinth? HE LITERALLY BEATEN THE OTHER THREE IN THE LAST VOLUME!-On the same note: GUESS WHO'S GETTING RESURRECTED NEXT VOLUME!-Still waiting on that map (including of the labyrinth or the city)-Did anyone notice that Kuro/Satou actually called out the real motive of the plan when he was trying to make up something? Is his skill for Intuition maxed as well?-Green guy/puppet master is a demon lord, but Satou can hurt (or kill) him via his puppets. Demon Lord will not try that again without a lot of risk.

I don't think I will ever understand the Japanese entertainment media obsession with drugs and food. At least I have some ideas to try, since I actually like making all my own food (family traditional hobby). The actual story is creative enough and pleasant enough to keep my mood up and keep me reading for hours every time I can. It is a little predictable, but only in that Satou and friends have success and peace at the end - not that I would change it. The drug and food parts are so tacky and nonsensical that they are reasonably easy to dismiss and they seldom go over a few pages, so I am not really complaining. I assume others find that stuff amusing or something like that. Enjoy!

Don't let the description put you off. This volume is just as good if not better than some of the previous ones. Plenty of action and being op. Just a little solo dungeon bandot hunting. Wish there was more dungeon as a party but still makes up for the action elsewhere.

This entire series is a gem. The author knows how to work a room so to speak. This author really grabs me. Anyone who likes fantasy and parallel world's and the like will love this series. This volume was quite exciting 👌. The author has managed to keep me wanting more. I simply love Tamma, Pochi, and Liza, and well all the girls and other characters are so fun . Please keep them coming.

This is arc 2 of the labyrinth and I must say if you have enjoyed the other ten volumes before this one then I think you will like this one. The only thing I wish was that volume 12 was out already! *Potential SPOILER* While we don't get to see Satou and his party explore the labyrinth we get to see some great fights anyway, not to spoil too much.I highly recommend this book if you have read and enjoyed the first 10 vols.

A protagonist with a true heart and caring for others. Satou once again steps in. Fighting from the shadows to protect his newfound family and way of life.I want to be whisked away to this kind of world.

I love this series to start. Every tidbit makes me smile and each character having their own unique traits makes the conversations amazing. Tama and Pochi are as adorable as always, and the story progression is still relaxed as always. I honestly look forward to each volume of this series due to its genuine feeling.

It was good to see Satou fight the main enemy as himself for a change rather than in disguise. I also appreciated how the demons are getting craftier and using subtlety rather than just trying overwhelming strength.

Satou is at it again, killing demons, solving problems, cooking hamburgers, and rescuing pretty girls who naturally fall for him.

Another installment of the op satou and friends good read there in the labyrinth this time but no spiolers enjoy the books

Segunda parte del priner arco extendido, pero no por eso menos interesante, vemps la llegada de personajes que seran importantes posteriomente y los inicios de echigoya. Asi como villanos que seguiran apareciendo o premonision a nuevos. Realmente esperando el siguiente volumen