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Isekai Tensei: Recruited to Another World (Manga): Volume 2 - cover

Isekai Tensei: Recruited to Another World (Manga): Volume 2

Kenichi

Translator Momo

Publisher: J-Novel Club

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Summary

Two years have passed since Tenma and his family survived the attack on Kukuri Village. One day he saves a traveling party being attacked by orcs...only to discover one of them is the king, on his way to investigate strange happenings in the Elder Forest. But when the margrave gets involved and sends soldiers to take over the village, it leads to a battle that will change Tenma's life forever...
Available since: 11/30/2022.
Print length: 162 pages.

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