The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent (Light Novel) Vol. 2

Yuri Drewes, the grand magus who initially summoned Sei and Aira to this world, has awakened from his coma and now wants to perform an Appraisal upon both of them. Sei is less than thrilled - despite her saint-level display of powers in the previous volume, she still hopes to live a quiet and relatively anonymous life. Although the results …

Why do I do this to myself? I start a new series that isn’t done yet and then I can’t wait til the next one comes out!?! Cuz yeah, flew through this one and on to the next and the next is the LAST one for a while. 5, why do I do this to myself and OMG Albert and …

Had to finish this before I got further in the anime - if I had to guess the anime will finish this volume (as of ep 8, we were only one chapter from the end of the book) as the season will only be 12 eps and I can see the aftermath of the Western Forest event taking an episode, …

Easy to go down, but doesn’t stick enough in my memory. Ended up rereading parts of vol 1 to follow up things mentioned in vol 2. The introduction of Yuri really helped move the story along and I do enjoy reading it that I will probably stick around but moving to digital only. The author sets up a lot of …

Enjoying the series, and now I'm beyond where the manga has brought me, so it'll all be new from here on out. (I got 3 and 4 for Christmas, and yesterday I was talking about the books with my dad, so he Amazon primed me book 5. LOL) It's very enjoyable. The story is fun and Sei is still a …

3.5. It's the same sort of fluffy pleasant read as the first book, but Aira and Kyle just felt a bit flat to read. Or maybe glossed over, maybe? But Yuri, the Grand Magus, is so fun to read. Overall it's a tad weaker because it's less focused than the first book, but it's a nice read still. This entire …

I’ve just finished reading the second volume of \*The Saint’s Magic Power is Omnipotence\*, and I have to say it’s a clear step up from the first volume. According to the afterword, Yuka Tachibana made several changes from the web novel version to improve the structure and content, and it definitely shows. The timeline of events feels more cohesive: the …

Bueno, dado que en el libro anterior Sei fue increíblemente capaz de hacer pociones con stats mejorados más de lo normal, pudo encantar magia en gemas e hizo un excelente uso de una habilidad de sanación impresionante en su condición de Santa "oculta", en este libro oficializamos que Sei es la tan esperada Santa que todos necesitaban... kuro que si …

The mystery of Sei’s miraculous powers comes to a head in this volume. I’m enjoying reading how Sei comes to grips with her Sainthood while dealing with the hopes and expectations from those around her. There’s a big payoff at the end. Sei remains grounded throughout. I didn’t like the resolution with the other Saint. Apparently, fans in Japan influenced …

I hadn't planned to read this one so soon after the first. It's not fair to say I had nothing else to read, but I kind of bought it for that reason. I'm actually glad I did. Volume 2 progresses through Sei being acknowledged as the Saint. The situation with Aira is resolved. We get a bit of real action, …

This one is still as lighthearted as the first book, though now we're getting properly into the whole "Who is the saint?" thing. There were times when Sei's apparent obliviousness (over her status as said saint and of certain romantic moments) were a bit annoying, though some of it was her being willfully blind on purpose (and if there's a …

Once again, the light novel allows for some details added in that were not clear in the manga version of the story and covers a lot more ground as we're now somewhere in volume 5 of the manga with this only being the 2nd installment of the light novel. It's also really funny to see Sei continue to think of …

I did watch the anime for this series which bring us to the end of volume 3. So reading this didn’t provide me with as many new developments as I was hoping it would. I actually think most scenes were adapted much better than they were written in the novel. That being said this volume was just OK for me, …

3.5/5 I don’t want to be overly negative about this book. I do like the world, the setting and the plot is interesting too. However, the writing is what lets it down I think. Sei is a 25 year old woman and yet from the writing it makes her sound like a teenager. This does take away from how interesting …

While I am still interested in the further adventures of Sei and her budding relationship with the flirty knight captain (and the several other uniformly hot men around her at all times), the plot continues to be pretty sparse, and the prose dry. Though this is ostensibly about a kingdom in danger, the way Sei effortlessly navigates through every problem …

**I like this series. The characters are great.** This book introduces the Grand Mage, and he's a pistol. The relationship between Sei and her BF is put on a back burner, but it's still there. Now that Sei is officially the Saint, I'm guessing book 3 will deal more with the monster threat? Maybe we will find out why Sei …

雖然讀完第二集還是覺得不怎麼有趣，女主角想研究新藥水的部分其實我覺得如果寫得更深一點的話，或許會很有趣，但我猜作者對這種東西也是一知半解，而且也沒查什麼資料吧，所以寫出來的東西就只是很表面的幻想，而且故事非常的流水帳。 下面收一下我個人讀的時候的吐槽： 1\. 騎士團團長是很閒嗎？？還有時間跑去看女主角上課，陪她上舞蹈課……這段安排也太不自然了吧？？？ 2\. 另一個聖女小姐不但能力比較差，又很不會看氣氛，如果說寫出來完全只是為了陪襯女主角的話，我覺得這個角色滿沒必要的……雖然說可以理解這個角色的想法，但正常的現代人被說請不要過度靠近別人的未婚夫，也知道要避嫌吧？我覺得這邊另一個聖女小姐的反應滿奇怪的。 3\. 還有更奇怪的是為什麼女主角提出想要學魔法，竟然讓魔法師的團長來教女主角……這個人是沒別的事情可以做嗎？如果說這個人是國內最有天賦的魔法師，但並非團長的話，我還可以接受，但團長總是有重要的事情要做吧？又不是在玩家家酒…… 4\. 每個穿越故事裡面的王子都一定是笨蛋嗎XD?

Still a fun and light read. This novel felt a little less substantial in terms of the story than the previous novel. Some of the chapters that were written specifically for the light novel publication (as explained in the author's afterward) were my least favorite parts because they were boring and didn't add much to the story, but they weren't …

In this volume, \- Sei goes on her first expedition \- Sei's and Albert's romance is developing nicely \- Sei starts to explore giving blessings to herbs \- Sei is acknowledged as the Saint \- We're given a glimpse into how Aira's life in the new world has been \- Aira's finally able to make choices for herself! It was …

This is a fun series. An interesting universe were the Saint and her powers will help them against the monsters and other problems. Sei is of Japanese origin and her upbringing has made her shy. This has kept her from asserting herself as the Saint. She feels the title will be a burden for her. It's a great story. One …

**Good stuff** I'm a sucker for these kinds of stories. It's very similar to a slice of life anime. It's very slow but builds up a humble protagonist who is actually pretty over powered. Yes it's a power fantasy isekai but sometimes that's what you want. Displaying 1 - 30 of 53 reviews Join the discussion ------------------- [Add\ \ a …