Reviews for Sword Art Online LightNovel

This review contains spoilers. This is the first light novel I bought when I was still in middle school. This work led to middle and high school, and I think I was always passionate about light novels. What left an impression on me in this first volume is that after all, most of the Death Game strategies were cut, and how to make the game clear, and how to make it easier to read without killing the chars' appeal. Also, the empty parts known only to the characters appearing are separately complemented in the form of an extra edition, and I think it's well-made even if you include points that don't make sense a bit. Personally, I enjoyed the extra edition rather than the main story, so I definitely recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. It's the best work. Any title of Sword Art Online is interesting, but what I like the most is Alicization, which is currently being done in the anime

This review contains spoilers. While Asuna, Shinon, Reefa, and other Japanese players are trying to protect the Human Realm, they try to help Kirito awaken, and desperate Higa unexpectedly becomes addicted.? Of course, I'm also really moved by the depiction of Asuna desperately trying to protect the Human Realm, thinking about Kirito even when she is in a tattered state, and inspiring herself even when her heart seems to break. Also, the depiction of Tsukisei was pretty good, and although it's not the main character at all, it gave this story a good stimulus (spice). Other than that, the scene where Shinon came to help Asuna and hit the Satizer with one blow was also pretty good, and the scene where Klein and Liz rushed in was also great, but after all, Kirito woke up early!! I've been watching it all the time while thinking about it. But whatever, the best part was that at the end, I was moved by Higa, who acted in a temperamental manner so as not to make Rinko-senpai worry, and tried to help Kirito.