No end in sight
There are a lot of things to enjoy in this series - about half of the humor, many of the characters and what bits of the world we learn about.
The things that bother me are - the main character, Montana, is truly a moron who never seems to learn from his mistakes. Example (a bit of a spoiler): a goddess gives him a device that allows him to detect the nearest creature that has been infected by a corruption which he is told I'd highly contagious and a threat to the entire world. She also tells him that there are people in his town/village that have the corruption. What do you think he does? He blunders about attending to other random stuff, never addressing the threat to the people he pays lip service to protecting.
Also, parts of the world or the cultures feel more like a caricature than anything well thought out.
Lastly, you'd think that after 9 books the reader would see light at the end of the tunnel, but not so here. There isn't even an inkling of hope that this story will close any time soon. It seems that many of today's authors are more about milking a series that telling a story.
Nine books in, and I'm done. Like I said, there is stuff here to enjoy, but this is just too much investment for too little payout.