Mushoku Tensei

Jobless Reincarnation (Light Novel), Vol. 20

De: Rifujin na Magonote

Narrado por: Cliff Kurt

TUGGED ALONG BY FAMILY TIES

Rudeus brings Zanoba back to Ranoa Kingdom to plan the Man-God's future downfall when a letter arrives from the Holy Kingdom of Millis--Cliff's grandfather is urging him home. Though he suspects another Man-God plot is afoot, Rudeus is soon distracted by a missive from his own matriarchal relatives and races off to the capital of Millis. A storm of clashing motives and political intrigue is brewing: what else awaits our hero in the city of Millishion?

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great as always

The story and narration is great as always. The only downside is how Audible back dates the release date and have volume 21 out before volume 20. it was straight out annoying; what's worst, is that there is no update/ETA when the next volumes will be coming out. One day you check it's not available checks the following day nothing. Then the next day and it has a release date of two days ago...

can't wait to get started on the next volume.

amazing story as always. this novels do not disappoint. Just a bit sad that I'm reaching the end soon.

the only reason why I did not give it full five stars

incest in the story is a little too much and kind of tired of that Japanese novels the Sweet Home Alabama stuff is a bit too much for me other than that I will consider this one of the best if not the best light novels when it comes to making an original anime series and by far currently the best isekai the only one I consider a rival to my own novel for now that said I would have gave this a five stars it wasn't for the whole incest I'm just very grossed out by that part even Game of Thrones and never like that I understand it's a part of the story but it's too prevalented anime Honestly though it's only part in anime that makes me cring other than that yeah it's an amazing story

Love this book

Always it's a great story, however on production side there seemed to be a lot of pops that were just much louder than the regular story. I tried on both my phone and computer, and they were constantly in the same spots, overrall though it's a great srory

Another thrilling edition

In this, the 20th entry of the jobless reincarnation series as we see Rudas finally graduate and go on yet another adventure this time in the holy country. I really enjoyed this one. I thought there was a little slow start, but by the end I was at the edge of my seat. If you’re reading this and you are 19 volumes in considering whether or not to move forward to the 20th, I say yes take the plunge!

great book a little short

i loved the way he read the book and the book is great just the pronunciations are sometimes weird like, you can tell by how a word is spelled how to pronounce it

Narrator was already good, but really improved

Story: this is a set up volume for the set up to the conclusion of the series. A good amount happens, but there's no real climax. Best enjoyed in tandem with the subsequent volume.

Production: Cliff, the narrator, has really got his voices for characters down by now. It's great! No odd hiccups or digital noise that I recall. Only 4 stars so I can reserve 5 for stellar ensemble casts that require a lot of editing and organizational work. an example of this would probably be the bakemonogatari audio books. anyways, don't let the 4 star scare you away. narration was, as I mentioned, GREAT!

really dry material this book rather of just skipped this one

lack luster non adventure boring. talked about what might lead up to really a waste of time