Overlord, Vol. 9 (light novel): The Caster of Destruction Kindle Edition

Great read

This book has everything is good in Overlord, I've read it like 3 times and still enjoy it. One of the best volumes in the series (still volumes 5 and 6 are the best in my opinion)

hahahah Too much blood all over the place to say that this is a book debating Good and evil, it is not. it all about perspective, saying that, gotta say that everyone here is deluded to believe themselves "Good", mild spoiler here, none are.

The book is ok though, the author is growing with every book, and the story is developing a lot, but i think the writing helps very little the imagination, it lacks of detailed descriptions, sometimes i need to figure with very little description how a character feels.This book should've feel emotionally dense, but it didn't.Still, good read, immensely better than the anime.

This series never ceases to amaze me! It's pretty much the only light novel that catches my eye and it still doesn't disappoint. The story, the action and the details, puts me in awe everytime I read a new novel. Please give this a chance!

Spoiler Alert!!!!That battle, if you can even call something so one-sided a battle, was epic. Oh and Gazef, NO! But I like that the author is actually okay with letting characters die, rather than surviving by some miracle. He proved it early on by killing the group Mom on first traveled with, and again now. And he also touched on how Ainz recognizes that he is Lexington with "being human". He barely feels anything for humans anymore.With Ainz we have a character that is pretty true to what he is; he's not trying to be a hero at all. His goals are selfish and driven by loneliness and the desire to protect Nazarick. And he's not afraid to get his hands dirty to do it. The story just gets better and better and I can't wait for more.

A great light novel that I picked up after watching the anime. I am up to date on the collection and oddly for me, viewed it as worth buying. I hope they continue to release more volumes.

My husband loves this entire set. He literally laughs out loud intermittently while reading it and enjoyed it so much he has even reread them all. He reads avidly and only buys the series he truly enjoys and then reads the entire series all over again sometimes multiple times if it is good enough. This series is worth rereading multiple times as it is that enjoyable. The author has put so much into each book.

The one star is for the translation, not the story itself which is awesome.I love the series and want to support it as much as possible and pre-order every book and disk set well in advance, I also buy the hard copy and kindle version of the books.However it seems the fan translators do a much better job than the official publishers, who have been pretty shoddy here and there, but in this volume have really taken the mickey with their lacklustre effort and proofreading.*Spoiler warning*Ainz Ooal Gown is known around the worlds fandom as the "Sorcerer King" and his kingdom is known as the "Sorcerer Kingdom" yet the imbecile who translated this volume somehow came up "King of Darkness" and "The Nation of Darkness"!I mean really?This flies in the face of Ainz's plans to appear benevolent and kind and not rule via fear and intimidation, and nothing screams fear and intimidation more than "The Nation of Darkness".Every time I read the incorrect terms it grated on my nerves is a way I never thought possible.Did the translator not check their work or even use Google for clarification? It's not hard type in "The Sorcerer King.... and google gives you the autofill option of "Ainz Ooal Gown".If this is not corrected and fixed in future volumes I will no longer support the official release.

This series just gets better as the action returns to Ainz’s dealings with the empire and kingdom. You don’t want to miss this one!

Read the online version and I loved it so much I made me want a hard book copy. Haven’t read the books yet but they were packaged very well, no damages to the books and I received all volumes.

Do not buy this book a waste of money. As the author is only going back on what he did on previous books word for word. He should be ashamed of himself in rippling of his loyal followers. Even the translation is wrong.

Phenomenal series, well written