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"It's been two years since the adorable child Latina was saved by first-rate adventurer Dale, and things are going well. Dale decides to return to his home village, Tislow, and brings Latina along on his journey. Normally mature for her age, the devil girl is surprisingly worked up about her first trip, and the two set out full of excitement."--
List of contents
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1: The Young Girl Discusses Employment and Money
2: The Young Girl Leaves on a Journey
3: The Young Girl Visits a Port Town
4: The Young Girl Visits a Beastman Village
Interlude: The Residents of Kreuz, While the Young Girl is Away
5: The Young Man Arrives at His Home Village
6: The Young Girl Revels in Country Living
7: The Young Man Attends His Brother's Wedding with the Young Girl
A Productive Day for the Fluffy Toddler
Afterword
About the author
CHIROLU is a Japanese author best known for the series
If It's For My Daughter I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord.
Summary
It's a mini-adventure for Dale and his little adopted devil-daughter, as they make a trip to his hometown, Tislow. And Latina couldn't be more excited!
“Dale, Dale! It’s the ocean! Can we go?!”
"Calm down, Latina."
It's been two years since the adorable child Latina was saved by first-rate adventurer Dale, and things are going well. Dale decides to return to his home village, Tislow, and brings Latina along on his journey. Normally mature for her age, the devil girl is surprisingly worked up about her first trip, and the two set out full of excitement.
What kind of things will Latina get to see, and can she possibly get ANY cuter? She better not, or Dale's heart won't be able to take it!
It's time for If It's for My Daughter Volume 2!
Foreword
- If It's For My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord has a super popular manga adaptation, and is a prime candidate for a future anime adaptation.
- It was actively translated with new content available weekly on J-Novel Club's subscription service and apps, and when volume 8 is released in Japan will be localized immediately. Readers come back week after week and then collect the books. 4,000+ member paid subscription service.
- Active J-Novel Club Newsletter (10,000+ members) and twitter (~3,000 followers).
- Innovative marketing campaigns tying up with popular anime and manga websites.
