Reviews for The Rising of the Shield Hero LightNovel

The beginning of the story was really deep. After a painful experience that caused a taste disorder, Naofumi creeps up with anger and hatred. However, no matter how much hate he has, it is wonderful that he is originally a loving person. Rather, it seems that by changing from the first “harmless good person” to a “strong man,” he gained strength to get through subsequent battles. Your greed as a merchant is even more refreshing and wonderful. I want to take an apprenticeship.

When it comes to light novels, I had the impression that, even if the story was interesting, there were difficulties in choosing sentences and words, and that there were many things that were difficult to read without getting used to the worldview typical of light novels to a certain extent. However, this work is very easy to read. It doesn't mean the language is plain. Even though it's a solid light novel-like worldview, even people who aren't used to light novels can easily get in, and read without feeling uncomfortable about word choices, etc. I really take my hat off. The story is interesting, as many people have said, and I highly recommend it.

I like the main character who crawls up while struggling, no matter how far he gets pushed to the bottom. The heroines are cute, and I thought it would be nice that there weren't any characters with thin air.

It will work! But if they're struggling as much as Naofumi, I'm convinced. After that, I want Naofumi to quickly notice “love.”

The main character who pushes forward even if it falls to the bottom and the heroines who go about it are too cute

There are so many characters and it's so interesting! Personally, I like the king's scum

I read manga too! I was moved because I had never seen an amazing work like The Rise of the Shield Hero! I also like this reincarnation series, so I want more! Thank you for your continued support!

It's pretty interesting, I'm looking forward to seeing how strong the rising protagonist will become

I continued reading it from the combined edition, but it was stable and interesting, and I was drawn in more and more. I'm really looking forward to the continuation

It's really a light novel, and it's very easy to read and understand. It's an Isekai Summon game full of game systems that have been common recently, but the humanity of the main character, the cuteness of the heroines, and the scum of the enemies are very nice. I haven't read through the retail version yet, but there are many parts that have been improved since “Naro,” and I don't think people who read Naro will regret buying it. The points that were questionable over there have been successfully modified here, so I'm hoping that things like foreshadowing that were not collected over there will also be settled here.

I'm addicted to the newest Spear Hero, and I've read through all the shields. I wonder if there is a story of Nocori 2: The Hero

I think it's the current standard textbook for light novels. It feels like everything is packed. Like multiple brave summoners, or banished ones like that. Like another otherworldly transition. If you look rough in the future, the current light novel pattern is included, though. I feel like I'm a pioneer in both good and bad places. Maybe I'll pull it over at the end and let them read the next volume. Like just repeating reversals from a pinch. The rest is the bad part about long films, and the first one gradually goes from being a drama where the main character has no fault, and gradually becomes a reason like the main character Chombo. It makes me feel like I'm going to extend the story, such as developments into other worlds, etc., and I thought this was the origin of Bad Customs. It's also the source of trends in a good sense, like the forerunner of tank works, and I think it's the source of bad trends. I think it's one work from the origin of light novels, though. I don't think it's bad though. Wouldn't it be possible to say that the overall level is high in modern times. The development is a pattern, and if there is a feeling of trying to prolong the life of the work, I think it would have been nice if it ended in a good place.

Certainly, he's a brave man, but after he falls, he comes back up. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens.

Four young people have been summoned from another world as brave candidates. They were given swords, spears, bows, and shields. The main character: Iwatani Naofumi is given a shield and sets out on a journey, but he is quickly betrayed by his friends and runs out of money. From here, Naofumi's counterattack and rise will begin... A long-lived popular work that has been serialized for close to 10 years. It has also been made into a manga, and over 10 volumes of comics have been released. It's stable and fun, and I recommend it.