Shinigami wo Tabeta Shoujo
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Shinigami wo Tabeta Shoujo

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Girl Who Ate Death, The Girl Who Ate a Death God
Japanese: 死神を食べた少女


Information

Volumes: 2
Chapters: 35
Status: Finished
Published: Dec 15, 2012
Genre: Fantasy Fantasy
Themes: Military Military, Super Power Super Power
Serialization: None
Authors: Chomoran (Art), Nanasawa, Matari (Story)

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Score: 8.001 (scored by 501501 users)
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Ranked: #8082
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Popularity: #6289
Members: 3,126
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Jul 9, 2016
First things first, this is one of my favorite novels, and I've already read a lot of them, darker fantasy is definitely a theme worth to read, because of the more mature story-telling and well thought out realism.

"Shinigami wo Tabeta Shoujo" (The Girl Who Ate a Death God/Girl Who Ate Death) tells the story of a young, cheerful, but twisted girl seeking out revenge, one that clearly centers around a ruthless female lead. Little by little, as the journey progresses we come to know that Shera was only one more of those pitiful victims created by the corrupted parts of the war raging throughout the ...
Dec 15, 2018
I enjoyed this story, it is by far a lot closer to being a regular book, which means its written better than most light novels.

I didnt like that the main character didnt really seem to progress much during the story. She remained pretty much the exact same throughout and I think that is a big missed opportunity. The side characters do progress some.

You can track the affect the MC had on others in the story but the villains werent really fleshed out, well none of the characters were too much.

This mostly consists of running from basttle to battle with time skips, and there wasnt any ...
Apr 30, 2020
TL;Dr: I like the novel, but it has some hiccups at the beginning. Nice ending and some adult storytelling.

NO SPOILER SECTION:
Why should you read this novel?

First and foremost (as a rarity among LNs/WNs) the story is complete and has a satisfying ending. The concepts in this world are very grounded in reality with a low fantasy aspect for it being a classical Medieval Fantasy world. Some plot twists are good, and the ending especially really got me thinking.

What problems could you have with this novel?

At the beginning the author starts right into the action, without the reader knowing whats going on, followed by a ...
Apr 17, 2019
What I love about this novel:
1. It is beautifully written! The title is literally what the story is about, a girl who ate a grim reaper-like existence and is now immortal. The flow of the plot from battles to character development to inner thoughts is perfectly paced.

2. The complex characters have serious yet soft moments. Because the MC has a bit of a twisted character due to her childhood experiences, that doesn't stop her from cherishing her subordinates/friends. The relationship/loyalty between the MC and subordinates that develop over the courseof survival/battles is poignant yet tragic. The feels are real.

3. Because of how complex yet ...
Jun 4, 2022
Well, that was a disappointment. The concept isn’t bad. In fact, I’d say the concept is the best part of this novel. Unfortunately that means if you read the summary you’re already past the best part this novel has to offer.

The story takes place during a war. However, the story fails to provide the reader to cheer or even care about any of the sides. Beyond a very generic setting of “kingdom vs. rebels”, the reasons of the conflict isn’t given much thought. The sides lack characterization and in fact I frequently lost track of which character belongs to which side because of this. The ...