My Quiet Blacksmith Life in Another World: Volume 5

De: Tamamaru

Narrado por: Greg Chun

After a successful rescue mission in the empire, Eizo welcomes Helen to the family.

Life at the forge is peaceful once more, though living in the Black Forest comes with its own set of dangers. The family encounters another aggressive bear, and once they dispatch it, they find and adopt an orphaned wolf pup. With yet another mouth to feed, Eizo knows he must continue to test the limits of his cheats.

His next challenge? Working with a rare, stubborn metal called appoitakara. Using this metal, Eizo forges Helen a new pair of swords and then decides to design a katana for himself! These powerful weapons come in handy when Samya tells Eizo about a type of ore located in the dangerous heart of the forest. When the family ventures out to search for it, they meet a young woman who is a mercenary and stumble upon the ultimate wild beast—a dragon!

New faces, new monsters, and new metals are on the horizon for Forge Eizo, but is there any quiet life to be found?

Text copyright 2021 by Tamamaru, Kinta. Translated from the original Japanese by Linda Liu. English translation edited by C.D. Leeson. Originally published in English by J-Novel Club. First published in Japan in 2020 by Kadokawa Corporation. English translation rights arranged with Kadokawa Corporation.

©2021 Tamamaru (P)2024 Podium Audio

Good series, and fun characters

This series has held my interest, and I've enjoyed the character development. Though it seems like a few of the early characters that formed the base of his inner circle almost get forgotten about. Either way a fun and enjoyable series.

too short

I'm enjoying the series despite the lack of romantic interludes that are in what I generally read.
my problem is compared to other series I follow the length is short and per book and part of each is a double dipping preview.

characters

needs more or different people speaking for the characters.. but still excellent... excited to start the next one.

Did it again!

I love this so much. I've been looking forward to having a credit for this book! I find the story so engaging yet calming. The story advances but for once I dont know whats going to happen. it dosnt follow the world altering back stabbing that you find in most Lit Novels

Chewing sounds?

Narrators, I'm not sure where the idea of making it sound like you have food in your mouth while talking came from, but it's a bad one. it is incredibly annoying and off putting. please stop it. No one wants to hear it in real life and it certainlyisnt necessary fornarrating . thank you.

Can't stand the bad info anymore

Was liking it but now it keeps brining up "facts" that I know are bad info. If they didn't want to spend the time doing proper research why did they include the info at all. Author seems to copy and paste katan info from Wikipedia and I'm just so over it that it's kinda been ruining the rest. It was bad enough in the other book, I thought they were done with that shit. But here they have to go over it again and I feel dumber just by listening. I'm dropping this series because I can't stand this anymore

what in the world did I just listen to

the story was just a waste of time and credit. It was about a journey to the capital and back. No adventure, no mystery, one minor battle, meeting others and that was all Just a slice of life story. I am not sure if I want to continue the series after this. If it was anime, it would have been considered filler since there was no advancement to the overall series.

The narrator did a pretty good job with the different characters, though they did sound the same, it was easy to distinguish between them. In the end, I cannot recommend this book.

awesome story, just want better value

Just wish there was more content even by an hour or two per volume. content seems short compared to most listening times at the same price.