Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, Vol. 4 - light novel (Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? (light novel), 4)

In this volume, we see Bell increasing his party, taking on a smith from the Hephaistos Familia, Welf Crozzo, whose family was renown for their smithing skills because the fairies had blessed the. They lost their blessing and status, generations before Welf was even born, but he was a throwback: the powers that be blessed him with the same blessing but he didn't want it. He saw how his family fell from grace because they became jaded. People would come to him looking for magic swords, and he'd refuse them.Having had his armor damaged beyond repair, Bell went looking for more of it, but at first couldn't find it. Just as he was about to leave the armor shop, he saw a supplier arguing with a clerk. He asked the clerk if they had any armor made by a Welf Crozzo. Bell had to look no further, as Welf was the man arguing with the clerk.Welf, Lily and Bell head into the dungeon to increase their skills, and end up being attacked by an armed minotar. Will they survive? Will Bell's level go up?The book is a great read and keep you on the edge of your seat one minute, the next falling off your chair laughing. A great read. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to get back to volume 5 of the series.

Review on how the book was handled prior to receiving it. Book had a big slice in it. Had to tape it so it would not rip apart.

if you have watched the anime 'is it wrong to try to pick up girls in a dungeon', for the most part this does not advance the story much for you. however, if you are only reading the novels, there isn't as much action in this volume as previous books in the series. instead, it acts as a bridge between the last book and the one after this. it sets up major plot points that are necessary to advance the story. the story of book four is shorter than the previous volumes. instead of having more story, which would result in leaving off in a major cliffhanger, it cuts short near the end, and the rest of the book is two short stories. currently I am waiting for the next book to arrive in the mail, but I am mostly unsure of how the two stories will advance the plot, though they have plenty of room to do so. overall, though it doesn't add as much to the story as previous volumes, it is still important to read for those to following the series. perhaps I am biased, but I would give it a 9.7 out of 10.

Bell has done it. He has advanced to Level Two and is the current record holder at only 6 weeks (the previous holder is none other than a certain blond swordswoman). But now that he has upgraded he has new problems - not only are people jealous of him, they all want to join a party with him. But in order to enter the 13th level, Bell will need to add some new party members to boost his fighting strength, can a meeting with a certain swordsmith be the answer he is looking for and what is his secret that makes him want to join Bell and Lily?This is the beginning of Bells' new adventures - from the Denalius to meeting up with Wulf Crozzo. This fills a lot of the backstory that could not be told in the anime or manga I enjoyed this and cannot wait for the next one and the next part of the mythos of boy and his goddess.

The first thing I have to say is content wise this volume goes into so much more detail then the anime. That's not all that strange this entire book was covered in the anime in only 2 episodes and it would be impossible for them to cover the whole book 100%. The entire first half of the Novel was almost nothing but new content, and it was good. For all of you wondering what actually happens in a Denatus (meeting of the gods), your answers are right in this book. The same is true for all previous volumes compared to the anime, however reading this volume felt like I was experiencing the whole story like never before. As a side note the full spread of Hephaistos, and Hestia was a nice little bonus.

I really enjoyed taking my time to read the book but couldn't help notice few minor flaws. Unlike the previous volumes, Vol 4 had some terminology that changed every chapter. For example, Senki / Kenki and Divine Knife / Hestia Knife were interchanged without much explaining. Also, some paragraphs started anew almost as if no proofreading was done. For example:"It's quite obvious"that something like this is just a typo."Honestly, all of these issues I faced were nothing major, but I couldn't take my eyes away from them after being spoiled from the quality of work I saw in Vol 1 2 3. Still, I enjoyed reading the book because the overall style of writing didn't change.

Quite honestly, I couldn't put this away after I started reading it. I started on the first book, and now I'm just waiting for the 6th to release, and even then I'll probably read it nonstop. It's just something about the writing that draws me in, that keeps me enraptured. I had watched the anime before reading this, and thought it was alright. But when I started the novel, I saw just how many things had to be left out of the anime, how many couldn't get through the episode limits. There aren't any breaking details, but even every minute detail builds the world even more than thr visual depiction of it.

Amazing addition to the story loving it! Highly recommended you grab this if your reading the series of books. So yeah grab and support y’all!

Further meddling from the Goddess of Beauty who wishes to poses the brightest soul she has ever seen, in this series introducing a band of new people and a black smith who wishes to prove himself more than just a creator of Magic Swords.

This volume is great, after watching the anime i was surprised to find that the content of this volume was cut down to only one episode, it deserved more.

I have all of the books that are out at the moment and they are a great read.

A great casual read.

Bell's strength is getting crazier, and he showcases it in this volume. It's pretty awesome.But the highlight would be the introduction of the third party member. He's an interesting character with a decent back story.Then there are two side stories that chronicle past events.One was a decent story with insight into Miach Familia, while the second highlights Bell and Hestia's first few days as a Familia. The second side story had a lot of heart.That said, the main story was much shorter this time around, and while the side stories that are included justified the price, it didn't give enough perceived value. True fans will enjoy this, but I think book nerds would complain about the lack of story progression.