In Another World with My Smartphone: Volume 4: In Another World with My Smartphone, Book 4

I just can't get enough of the series. Despite its faults, it continues to be a series that I just to read over and over again as I just love the characters. The harem tag, the cliches, and Touya being overpowered are things I expect and genuinely enjoy when reading these novels. As this is volume 4 in this series, none of these concepts should come as a shock to any readers.The most notable things that happened in this volume that I found interesting was Touya's actions when protecting his loved ones and introducing the idea that Touya may not be as overpowered as the series has established thus far. While Touya still manages to pull off insane tasks by himself, he also runs into a couple situations that call into question just how strong he actually is. Most notably, the Phrase make another experience and hints that future problems for Touya and the gang may be coming and it may be a bigger threat than they imagined. This problem causes Touya to seek out new means of becoming stronger so that he can overcome these threats. We also get glimpses that the other girls are also taking these threats seriously, most notably Yae, who continues to strive to learn the sword after her defeat by the viscount early in the series.The other notable concept that I took from this volume is that of Touya acts when protecting his loved ones. Touya has shown in earlier volumes that he takes protecting the ones he loves very seriously and this shows up again in this volume, with it being dialed up a notch. I personally find this change in his character refreshing as it shows that Touya does care enough to get angry when others attempt to hurt the girls, whether through words or actions, and he isn't going to stand for that. Nobody likes a weak and timid harem MC and Touya is anything but that.Finally, this volume continues to increase the craziness surrounding Touya, because being engaged to a princess, three other girls, and the next in line to a kingdom wasn't enough. No spoilers here but it all becomes even crazier for Touya and I can't wait to see what happens in the next volume!

Another good series, especially if you like everything to go perfect when you travel to a new world. This is one of those series where the MC is a nice guy, and meets nice people (even kings that are nice), he fights monsters and tries to protect. There is a bit of Harem in here, but again it focuses on everything going perfect for this guy, but a good story and great series all the same. I would recommend this book!

Now we are past the anime, but that only excites me more. I always said the anime was subpar, but the light novel is amazing. We are introduced to another wife, Lucia, and I cannot wait for the stories to ensue with her too.

If you're looking for a light hearted fantasy story look no further, while the writing itself is nothing amazing, I find the theme and characters very enjoyable. Volume 4 shows off more of the main characters display his near limitless power. Looking forward to the rest of the volumes.

The story is interesting and addictive. I love the characters and can’t stop reading the book until the end. Worth the purchase price.

this has pretty much every classic trope a light novel or manga or pretty much any fictional writing could have, mixed in such a way that yes you notice but its expected from the book. Sorry that im writing this review on the 4th book but eh they are all good. The progress is fast in the story but not so much that you go "really? wtf did i just read?" So get it read it and expect OP MC with every mayor trope thrown in!

My only two complaint is the wasted subplots. I get that the mc is op but come on the author could stand to make an arc or two. Other then that the girls are getting forgotten and that's a no no. But the story is still interesting.

Good book and everybody was going on with and he get in trouble for him it comes as all was it good ps he need to ask God to one of friends over of course he what have as much power but give null and water magic all of null spell it be nice if that happens

Chances are I won't be reviewing every volume that comes out of this series, but at the very least I can say they're all enjoyable.As previously mentioned in the vol.1 review our hero is a genuine nice guy and seriously overpowered in the world he has been transplanted into. The former is just how he is, the latter due to God making a right fool of himself.If you're after a deep narrative plot with lots of twists, turns and gritty actions then look elswhere - this is very much a feelgood series. Yes there is an over-arching plot which is slowly developing but at the core it's a story about a good guy who has good things happen by being honest and genuine. The harem sub-plot is very much a sub-plot at this pointas the ladies have formed a concensus whilst our hero is still trying to deal with the concept of polygamy in the world he now lives.In short, it's fun, not too serious (yet) and enjoyable. I'll continue to support the author as the story progresses

Touya's adventures continue, and even the other characters, start to notice that unfortunate events happen around him. But the young man himself doesn't feel they are that much, because he is so overpowered...

I've made my way throw the past four book in much quicker pass then I thought would be possible for my self I've just been enjoying the storie unfold so much I can't put it down I even go as fair and say I'm giving up sleep to keep reading.

Favourite part of the story so far. Really good read

A great story: What happens when The Man Upstairs accidentally drops a lightning bolt on you? Read it and find out how he wins more that just fame in his new world...