My Daughter Left the Nest and Returned an S-Rank Adventurer, Volume 2

My Daughter Left the Nest and Returned an S-Rank Adventurer, Book 2

De: Mojikakiya, Roy Nukia - translator

Narrado por: Derek Shoales

At last, a long-awaited reunion!

After overcoming numerous trials and titanic challenges, Angeline finally returns to her hometown with her party members and reunites with her beloved father, Belgrieve, for some much-needed rest and relaxation in the countryside. But amidst home comforts and nostalgic joy, her father feels duty bound to make sure she's not holding back as a warrior, even against him: "If you want to continue as an adventurer, defeat me first!"

The Black-Haired Valkyrie faces off against the Red Ogre in this next chapter of the heartwarming tale of a father and his elite-adventurer daughter.

©2018 Mojikakiya; English translation copyright 2021 by J-Novel Club LLC; Original Japanese edition published in 2018 by Earth Star Entertainment; Cover illustration by toi8 (P)2023 Tantor

Good read

Loving the storyline so far. The Red Orge is getting more renowned by mistake. The daughter just encourages it.

A very pleasant tale with a warm heart

The characters were enjoyable and it made it a relaxing and rewarding escape. I look forward to more of the wonderful tale and performance.

it's a pretty good volume better than the first

I enjoyed it compared to the first volume my phone is going to be more enjoyable.

Not Bad

So, what's up with those crappy chapter titles? I mean, if you are that lazy then just leave them as chapter numbers. Anyway, this was a good continuation of the story but it definitely moves along at the pace of a slice-of-life novel. I don't feel as negatively as the goofball reviewer who thinks all the characters are stuck at five years old, but the story definitely moves at its own pace. I thought it was pretty good otherwise and definitely entertaining but I also felt like the story needs a strong narrator to bring out the best from it, and this guy was not that great. There are so many female characters in this book that I really think it would have been better served with a female narrator. All the same, if you were ok with the first book then I can recommend continuing the series.

Characters in Amber

Nothing happens in this book. The characters never change since first being introduced in the first book. The daughter is still 5 years old and father has yet to go through puberty.

The only details of note are the 5 year old might not be completely human and Lady Font is perfect waifu material with a minor flaw of occasionally offing her political rivals.

Totality boring and completely filler.