Megami no Yuusha wo Taosu Gesu na Houhou

REVIEW ON FIRST 3 VOLUMES:

I've encountered this Light Novel Completely Randomly and just reading the Preview hooked me into reading the rest of it. Sadly I don't know how to read Japanese, but for the 3 first Light Novels that I have read so far, I've got to say this has been a Great Reading experience for me.

First I am going to include the parts I've really enjoyed with these novels:

Characters: Reading it you can feel each character is unique in their own way. It gives for some quite interesting and enjoyable conversations. The Comedy element is quite strong in most of their conversations, which to be fair makes it feel quite real for me.
If you like Scheming Protagonists the Story resolves around one so you will find it quite enjoyable, reading about how he tackles several issues. I won't argue whether the Schemes he uses are good or bad, but I definitely found them entertaining.
Furthermore, the characters surrounding the Protagonist are either Kawai Waifus or walking memes. As we all know, memes rule the world so isn't that great?

Story: I love the story because it's like a Meme. The Demon king summons a champion in order to ask him to take care of bothersome heroes, that just keep reviving again and again. It really depicts how frustrating it would be for the villains in video games to have to deal with Heroes that just don't care about dying and keep getting revived time after time. However, it doesn't stop there. While reading there are several mysteries. One could assume they are plot holes, but definitely it gives a feel like they are going to be covered by the end of the whole story.
In addition to that, throughout the story, there is a clear image of progression.
Concerning the antagonism found within the story, it might feel unreasonable, but that's mainly because it is based on Zealotism. It's slightly far-fetched to the point it feels slightly unrealistic from my viewpoint. However, after spending some time in social media and figuring out what kind of individuals a large majority of people in our world is, I suppose that doubting what you are told and practising comprehension is no easy thing. Then again the whole antagonism in this series sort of reminds me of the beginning of Tate no Yūsha no Nariagari.

Illustrations: There aren't many illustrations, but the ones you can find are adorable.

This novel is quite light-hearted, a great read for a good laugh. At least I kept a smirk on while reading most of it.
If you like light-hearted Isekai adventures with Romance elements then read it.

What I didn't' enjoy?
The English translated title was quite misleading as I thought it would have more erotic action and it would have made me avoid it if I didn't go through the Preview by accident. Not to mention the title is too big, so please when recommending it to others just refer it as "Megami no Yuusha".
So if you expect erotic action, this novel will disappoint you.

UPDATE: REVIEW ON VOLUME 4:
I felt that the 4th Volume was mostly a filler. It was definitely fun reading through the interactions between my favourite characters in this show and my Celes Waifu-chan, but plot-wise, the 4th Volume felt a bit lacking.

There was no apparent antagonism and it was mostly like reading a lore dump concerning the world.
If anything was outstanding at this Volume, it was the Epilogue. I won't say why or how, but it was definitely a strong finish for an otherwise okayish volume.

Do you remember the time when Demons were actually evil? Well, the tags say "Comedy, Romance, Harem". So don't expect anything serious here.

Story: Peaceful demons wants to eat delicious human food, and humans decides to slaughter all demons (using Heroes, obviously) rather than talking and trading with them. This should sound familiar to y'all. If the protagonist is on the Demon's side, then they are usually hated by humans, and the antagonists are religious figures. It's so common and overplayed that I can't even remember a story where humans are good and the demons are bad... Devil is a Part-Timer, Demon King Daimao and MAOYU are a few examples of human religion being the real evil...

My point being, the story itself is lacking from the very first chapter. There is nothing original and no reason for you to read this particular story. Me, I bought the first volume for the "Dirty way" to destroy heroes, I expected something mature, seinen like, should've looked at the tags before buying it.

Characters: The protagonist is maybe, in Japanese standards, evil. He talks about torture and gives a creepy smile, but he is just negotiation using bluffs. Our protagonist is being sold as a "evil anti-hero mastermind", but he's like someone evil from a kids show, not what we adults would call evil. The worst thing he does is giving someone diarrhea... And he is seriously known as the "Demon Lord's evil mastermind". Pokémon has better villains than that.

The Demon Lord is actually almost worth the title he has. But he loves his daughter, and she tells him not to kill humans for some reason. A demon princess doesn't want war, but the human priests do. *sigh* Booooring.

Overall, stories involving Demon needs to be serious for me to enjoy it. This story is far to silly, but at least is pretends to be more serious that it is. Let's give is applauds for pretending. Evil smiles can be hard to do if you're not actually evil.

If you like happy easygoing fantasy stories, you might wanna give this a try. If you don't need Demons to be, well, Demons, then you could find this story good. With a total of 6 volumes, you might have a nice short'n sweet tale right here. Me, I'll stick with the mature demon stories.