How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom: Volume 7

How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Series, Book 7

De: Dojyomaru

Narrado por: BJ Harrison

Having returned from the Star Dragon Mountain Range, Souma heads to the next destination on his diplomatic tour, the Republic of Turgis. While he is there to investigate the possibility of forming cordial relations with a neighbor they currently have no interaction with, Souma finds his attention drawn to the high level of the local blacksmiths, and a plan occurs to him.

Sensing that state level negotiations will be necessary to make his plan a reality, he succeeds in arranging a meeting with the republic's head of state. In order to make the negotiations fruitful, Souma demonstrates the kingdom's power to the republic.

"I will show the republic the 'gain' to be had from working with us, and the 'threat' to make them hesitate to oppose us."

Can Souma's secret plan move the republic?!

©2018 Dojyomaru; English translation copyright 2018 by J-Novel Club LLC; Original Japanese edition published in 2018 by OVERLAP, Inc.; Cover illustration by Fuyuyuki (P)2023 Tantor

Awesome

great story I love the epilogue always love hearing little stories that have no affects on the world but just serve to deepen relationships.

the story is getting good!

I live the story so far. I also like how much thought the author places on each character.

A very good series well done

The Realist Hero series is one of the best entries in this genre and the story in this volume takes us to another nation and shows Soma once again trying to find a workable solution to the issues his poor kingdom (but getting wealthier each day) faces.

Solid continuation of the other volumes.

I enjoyed this volume while it is not as high-packed as the earlier volumes. I still say this is a very worth listening to because it shows a lot of character development and relationships between all the main side characters. But one thing you will learn is that they were family. Family is important. Family, family, family. This series comes second to the fast and the furious when it comes to the need of family.

the series continues to build on itself without telling the same story over and over.

This is a refreshing take on the isekai genre that continues to introduce new concepts and characters without being overwhelming. The protagonist is flawed enough and recognizes his own flaws in a realistic humility. The only point I can say I do not like about the books is more my fault than anything else, since I've been listen to all the books in quick succession, I tend to drift out during the frequent recaps. I do not need to hear "This is the same light moss that is used in the street lamps" again.