Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill: Volume 2: Winged Gyoza and the Phantom Dragon

Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill, Book 2

De: Ren Eguchi, Kevin Chen - translator

Narrado por: Jason Vu

Mukouda Tsuyoshi—alias, "Mukohda"—was an ordinary Japanese salaryman until he was summoned to a fantasy world of swords and magic. Mukohda’s unique skill made him the only person in this world with access to modern Japanese products, but the real reason he caught the attention of the legendary magic beast, Fenrir, was his ability to cook delicious food!

Now with a ludicrously overpowered Fenrir and a baby slime in tow, Mukohda and friends continue their laid-back journey in search of easy-living in a new kingdom. In spite of his best efforts, it seems Mukohda can’t help but get wrapped up in the adventurer lifestyle. Will this reluctant “hero” win fame, fortune, and fair maidens while he tries to fly under the radar? With food this good, he’s bound to make new friends whether he likes it or not—much to the dismay of his number one fan, Ninrir, the goddess with a sweet tooth. Unfortunately for her, she isn’t the only denizen of the divine realm to take notice of Mukohda’s access to otherworld goods and sweets, and the other goddesses might have demands of their own!

©2019 Ren Eguchi (P)2025 Dreamscape Lore

Still has the repetition issue and the narrator's enunciation seems worse?

The main character keeps thinking his dialogue and then immediately saying it usually verbatim. It is very, very annoying.
The enunciation seems worse too. That along with Sui's awful voice made this a rough listen.

unfortunately I'm gonna stick with light novels, manga, and anime.

the performance didn't improve much. suis voice is grating and and I don't think you really need to read the word for the eating and drinking sounds. the voices have slightly improved but are still very flat. I wanted to enjoy but it's just not meant to be.

sui sounds like a bad elmo impression

I love Campfire Cooking in all its other forms, but this audiobook is so grating I can't finish it. I can't stand how his voice for Sui is like a listening to a knock-off Elmo. I figured it would get better but noooope. Just stopped the audiobook halfway through, I can't go on, and this is coming after I struggled through the young Raphtalia voice in Shield Hero. Ugh!

Boring and Annoying

It's literally just some dude cooking food for 80% of the book. I'm also not sure why every Japanese author thinks that Japanese food is the pinnacle of cuisine. In reality, it's fairly pedestrian at best and downright gross other times. We certainly don't need a blow-by-blow of someone cooking basic meals over and over again, which naturally everyone loves and are totally amazed that some guy can heat food up and dump bottled sauce on in it. The MCs constant whining over everything Fel does also gets old fast.