Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation, Vol. 9: Light Novel

I really enjoy this series. The author created a large world with multiple characters. While all of them don't get touched on for story telling reasons, the MC does make progress with his own efforts and the people around him. We also get an update for one of the primary characters in the earlier books, and one early story point now gets to come full circle.There is still a lot going on with how all these aspects can develop in the overall world, but I like when some issues that have been plot lines get resolved. The next book is pre-ordered.

Great book, surprising well written, my experiences with light move on the past have been rough, with translations being kinda off.

The extra chapter was a nice addition! Good volume as always. Their relationship moved pretty quickly but I don’t think it’s a bad thing.

The volume is very good

Book series is amazing and this app is ideal when you can't get the hard copy. I do highly recommend it

I have waited a long time for the story to finally reach this moment. Having read the original novel I can say that I am extremely happy to finally be here again. One of the best volumes of this story, and so many more to look forward too. I can't wait for the next volume.

It’s a damn shame Seven Seas seems to continually mess up their translations. I give Rifujin’s story 5/5 stars whereas the actual review for the print and translation gets 4/5.There are several cases where there are pointless added commas, extra words that appear to be accidental copies from another part of the story or even a lack of spacing between a period and the following sentence.These may merely be minor hinderances to the fantastic story that Mushoku Tensei is but one would be lead to believe that Seven Seas is a professional company rather than a group of fan translators and as such one would also expect a higher standard of quality, however; it does not appear, at least to me, myself, and I that this is the case.Step up your game Seven Seas, you’re publishers, translators and printers and not whatyour name suggests: pirates.Censorship, grammar/syntax errors and misinterpretations is theft, theft of the creator and the reader. Are you publishers or conmen?

A very adult feeling volume this one, it even brought an emotional tear to my eyes at a couple points near the end. Rudy finds out the truth about Fitz and thinks escalate quite quickly from there. A great read but one only appreciated after reading the previous volumes and really appreciating Rudys growth as a person.