Peddler in Another World

I Can Go Back to My World Whenever I Want! Volume 1

De: Hiiro Shimotsuki, Berenice Vourdon - translator

Narrado por: Tim Lounibos

After quitting his job at a toxic company, Shiro Amata moves into the house his grandmother left him in her will. There, he soon makes two life-changing discoveries: one, his grandmother was really a witch from another world, and two, said other world is just on the other side of her closet door! Thanks to a book she left for Shiro, he also manages to obtain an all-powerful skill called "Equivalent Exchange," which allows him to turn money from his world into otherworldly currency and vice versa.

With this, Shiro decides to set up shop and sell convenient items like matches to the colorful inhabitants of the other world. His plan: make a massive profit on the goods he brings from home to become so rich that he never needs another job ever again!

©2022 Hiiro Shimotsuki; English translation copyright 2022 by J-Novel Club LLC; Original Japanese edition published in 2020 by Hobby Japan; Cover illustration by Takashi Iwasaki (P)2025 Tantor Media

i'm sold lol

that was way better than i expected, a pleasant surprise. cant wait for volume 2.

Chill slice of life

Great story and narration. Narrator’s attempts at making a feminine voice made me cringe. Hope we can see a duo cast for future books.

Grandma

Duo speakers, male and female,would be better for performances. I have one audio like that, it’s great

Simple but Cute

This is far from original and has a very simplistic, childish plot. However, it is pretty sweet and has a nice mood to it, so if you are looking for a time killer in between releases of your favorite series, this one isn't terrible. At least the MC isn't a wimpy, game-addicted loser who hates human interaction. He's actually a pretty steadfast guy and the narrator makes him sound a bit older than I think he probably is, which helps.

Speaking of the narrator, I was very skeptical of him when I first heard him since he sounds more like a construction worker to me, but he quickly grew on me and actually did a good job.

So, overall, it's a bland, simple, derivative story but it has its charms. I would probably listen to any sequels if/when they become available.

This peddler got me to buy trash.

People being stupid for the sake of a gag, walking tropes, and nearly all the worst anime-isms you can find. The reader also should be fired for how bad he does female voices.