Mushoku Tensei

Jobless Reincarnation (Light Novel), Vol. 2

De: Rifujin na Magonote

Narrado por: Cliff Kirk

The pupil becomes the master!

Rudeus is shipped off to Roa, the largest city in the region, to tutor the young daughter of a noble family. Unfortunately, what he thought would be an easy job proves the exact opposite once he meets his student, Eris—a fierce-tempered hurricane who blows Rudy’s optimistic expectations to bits! Can Rudy devise a plan to make his obstinate pupil listen, or is he already doomed to fail his second chance at success?

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It is good

If you liked volume 1, you'll like volume 2, despite a few of the voices not seeming to match a couple characters. Still, he does a fine job, especially as Sauros. Recommend.

Best isekai written , well narrated , must buy

Well written throughly enjoyed it, can’t wait to listen to next book , it was almost like watching the anime again with extra scenes

Very excellent as expected.

But isn't Laplace pronounced Lap-Lace? not Laplass? idk. Great regardless. Can't wait for the next ones.

Excellent

So I have read the book already. Which I enjoy a lot. I wanted a refresher so I tried audible. I have to say the narrator is excellent!

Already Starting The Next Book!

This is my favorite series that I'm currently listening to, can't wait for more!

Better than the anime

So far, I like comparing it to the anime it's more detail, and the bonus story is funny to think about.

informative and fun

you get incredible world building in this volume not as engaging as the first but still enjoyable to listen to

wow

I wish the anime covered more so many things I would want to see

short and good

if you're a fan of the anime she definitely check out the audiobooks. it goes into a lot more detail about the world and the different fighting styles. it's an extremely enjoyable listen.

As enjoyable as the first.

Not much to say at this point. If you liked the first book, then you'll like this one.

Story is good, adds a lot of growth and depth and does a great job introducing a swath of new characters.

Performance is good. While I've been spoiled by some series that do both male and female cast, I think Cliff does a good job of portraying both male and female characters, and making them distinguishable enough so you can tell who's talking.