I'm the Evil Lord of an Intergalactic Empire!, Vol. 3

Light Novel

De: Yomu Mishima

Narrado por: Cliff Kirk

I'm the Evil Lord of an Intergalactic Empire! (Light Novel) Vol. 3.

©2021 Yomu Mishima (P)2021 Yomu Mishima

Funny As Usual

Apart from a couple of plot devices being a huge stretch, this was another amusing addition to the series. I always enjoy the disparity between the main character's intentions behind his actions and how others perceive them. I'm already looking forward to the next installment. Hopefully it will come before another lackluster Mobile Knight side story release, which is nowhere near as good.

must-listen for fans of irreverent isekai and sci-fi chaos—grab it on Audible!

I’m the Evil Lord of an Intergalactic Empire! Volume 3 is a wildly entertaining audiobook that delivers fast-paced space opera fun with a side of biting humor. Liam’s quest to become a galactic tyrant keeps backfiring into heroic deeds, and the narrator’s lively delivery brings every snarky quip and explosive mech battle to life. The brisk pacing and vivid fight scenes make the noble academy intrigue a blast, the ending left me desperate for more. A must-listen for fans of irreverent isekai and sci-fi chaos—grab it on Audible! (5/5 stars)

another great installment

I've been struggling to find any books to keep my interest recently, but when I saw that book 3 was out I knew it would be a sure thing, I only wish the whole series were available as audiobooks, hopefully they eventually will be.

Solid Third Entry

It's a solid entry into the isekai light novel genre, and with the mix of fantasy and sci-fi elements it's definitely among the more unique entries. The MC is hilariously great at being a good ruler, even if he's doing it for his own villainous purposes.
The only quibble I have is that the narrator isn't the best for the voices that aren't either the older gentlemen or Lord Liam or the general background. Most of the voices he does tend to be very same-y, but the diction and ability to establish the imaging is top notch so it's still solid. I just think the narrator for Mishima's other series - the mob in an otome game one - is just better at that specific thing.
9/10 solid choice, do try to give it a listen if you get a chance.