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手札が多めのビクトリア [Tefuda ga Oume no Victoria] (Light Novel) #2
手札が多めのビクトリア 2 [Tefuda ga Oume no Victoria 2]
凄腕元工作員のビクトリアが、可憐な少女ノンナを保護し、本当の人生を取り戻してから5年後。
シェン国での研究を終えたビクトリア一家は、アシュベリー王国に帰国して懐かしい人々と再会する。そして平穏な日々を送るビクトリアだったが、彼女はある日希少な冒険小説『失われた王冠』に隠された謎の暗号を持ち前の才能で難なく解読してしまう。
その暗号は宝のありかを示しており、小説の舞台とされる地域へ行きたい気持ちに駆られるビクトリアだが、自分の立場を考えて葛藤する。
「君は強くて賢くて優しくて、なによりも自由な人だ。行こうよ、君が行きたい場所へ」
「私がお母さんを守るから」
理解のある夫ジェフリーと心強く育ったノンナの支えで、自分らしく生きることにしたビクトリアは、アシュベリー王国の秘密に迫る大冒険へ出発するが――?
最強の家族とともに、更なる幸せをつかむ人生修復物語第二弾、開幕！
シェン国での研究を終えたビクトリア一家は、アシュベリー王国に帰国して懐かしい人々と再会する。そして平穏な日々を送るビクトリアだったが、彼女はある日希少な冒険小説『失われた王冠』に隠された謎の暗号を持ち前の才能で難なく解読してしまう。
その暗号は宝のありかを示しており、小説の舞台とされる地域へ行きたい気持ちに駆られるビクトリアだが、自分の立場を考えて葛藤する。
「君は強くて賢くて優しくて、なによりも自由な人だ。行こうよ、君が行きたい場所へ」
「私がお母さんを守るから」
理解のある夫ジェフリーと心強く育ったノンナの支えで、自分らしく生きることにしたビクトリアは、アシュベリー王国の秘密に迫る大冒険へ出発するが――?
最強の家族とともに、更なる幸せをつかむ人生修復物語第二弾、開幕！
- GenresLight NovelFantasy
324 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 23, 2022
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May 12, 2025
2.5⭐
Oh boy, where do I even start. The second volume takes place five years after the first. Victoria is married to Jeffrey and living with Nonna in Shen, but they’re now coming back to Ashbury. Despite spending that much time in Shen, we only get surface level view of their life there. Most of their progress was done off-page too, so we don’t actually see anything from Shen. Nonna, who learned the Shenese martial arts, has grown up to be an absolute beast of a fighter… but this wasn’t shown enough, which I feel is a huge wasted potential.
Unlike how she was in the first volume, Victoria has lost her edge. She’s now more motherly and family-oriented. There’s nothing wrong with that, but not when the original personality is mostly shoved aside to make “mother” the main trait. Despite preaching to prioritize happiness, Victoria is mostly critical of Nonna’s tomboyish antics and lack of proper etiquette. Mostly. Because sometimes she’s not, as if she just remembered her original personality and reverted back to that for one scene. It’s inconsistent.
There are way too many things that came off as distasteful. Jeffrey’s jealousy towards Victoria’s friendship with Zaharo isn’t cute. They’ve been married for FIVE YEARS now, so you’d think he’d have more faith in her. He’s also constantly worrying and acting overly protective, as if he doesn’t know her combat abilities. Victoria thinking of sacrificing her hobby and friendship to reassure Jeffrey is also pretty gross, but thankfully this issue does get addressed by the book. Just that one though. The rest of Jeffrey’s jealous act was treated as him being a loving husband.
Overall this was more adventurous than the previous volume, but the tone is still flat. The situation with Auri was handled well though, because as much as Victoria and especially Nonna want to shower everyone with positivity, sometimes it just doesn’t work. It is Auri’s choice not to be a nice person, and her not converting after receiving affection and friendship is probably the only positive thing I can say about this book. There’s nothing else I liked from it, and definitely not the weird spacing that separate lines even though they’re all from the same scene.
Nope. I’m done.
I wanted to check out Syuu’s other series too, but since people said Victoria is leagues better than their older works, I’ll have to shelf those for the time being.
Oh boy, where do I even start. The second volume takes place five years after the first. Victoria is married to Jeffrey and living with Nonna in Shen, but they’re now coming back to Ashbury. Despite spending that much time in Shen, we only get surface level view of their life there. Most of their progress was done off-page too, so we don’t actually see anything from Shen. Nonna, who learned the Shenese martial arts, has grown up to be an absolute beast of a fighter… but this wasn’t shown enough, which I feel is a huge wasted potential.
Unlike how she was in the first volume, Victoria has lost her edge. She’s now more motherly and family-oriented. There’s nothing wrong with that, but not when the original personality is mostly shoved aside to make “mother” the main trait. Despite preaching to prioritize happiness, Victoria is mostly critical of Nonna’s tomboyish antics and lack of proper etiquette. Mostly. Because sometimes she’s not, as if she just remembered her original personality and reverted back to that for one scene. It’s inconsistent.
There are way too many things that came off as distasteful. Jeffrey’s jealousy towards Victoria’s friendship with Zaharo isn’t cute. They’ve been married for FIVE YEARS now, so you’d think he’d have more faith in her. He’s also constantly worrying and acting overly protective, as if he doesn’t know her combat abilities. Victoria thinking of sacrificing her hobby and friendship to reassure Jeffrey is also pretty gross, but thankfully this issue does get addressed by the book. Just that one though. The rest of Jeffrey’s jealous act was treated as him being a loving husband.
Overall this was more adventurous than the previous volume, but the tone is still flat. The situation with Auri was handled well though, because as much as Victoria and especially Nonna want to shower everyone with positivity, sometimes it just doesn’t work. It is Auri’s choice not to be a nice person, and her not converting after receiving affection and friendship is probably the only positive thing I can say about this book. There’s nothing else I liked from it, and definitely not the weird spacing that separate lines even though they’re all from the same scene.
Nope. I’m done.
I wanted to check out Syuu’s other series too, but since people said Victoria is leagues better than their older works, I’ll have to shelf those for the time being.
May 26, 2025
Volume 2 takes the MC and her family on a treasure hunt based on encrypted clues in an old romance while she is also struggling a bit with her new life as a civilian. This in itself makes for a fun if somewhat predictable story with interesting characters. The strange thing though is that the story starts 5 years after volume, which is fine except that those mentioned struggles feel a bit odd as a result. You would except Victoria to have a bit of a better handle on whether or not she should keep training, whether she should let societal expectations dictate her or her daughter's life or whether she should visit a pub on her own. The answer to those three questions btw is (minor spoiler warning since it is very much not the core of the story) . Luckily it only takes a few pages to come to this conclusion, but it does highlight a slight disappointment we see nothing of her stay in Shen. So, a fun and entertaining read even if it had a bit of an odd start.
September 8, 2024
第二集劇情比較散，時間直接跳到五年後，用返國、森林探險、宴客和茶會等等好幾個事件組合起來，讀起來比較瑣碎。跟第一集的氣氛相比，有更多維多利亞和傑佛瑞卿卿我我的夫妻溫存橋段，不是那種香辣的情慾路線，而是指夫妻兩人在遇人遇事的境遇上，會心生一些感觸，最終無數次會回到初衷，體會到要好好珍惜、把握和伴侶、女兒相處的時光，這種時刻的描述，讀起來別有一種小夫妻、小家庭的溫暖可愛。
另一個重點就是諾娜和克拉克的關係，只是諾娜看起來目前沒有那個意思，只想專注在學習武術和其他自己感興趣的事情上，畢竟也才十二歲。話說回來，畫家繪製的維多利亞和諾娜我都很喜歡，覺得把她們的風采畫得非常漂亮，但相反地，男性角色就畫得一般般，沒辦法讓我心生憧憬，進而積極支持男方和女方在一起。克拉克小時候長得滿可愛的，很喜歡第一集他和諾娜的互動，第二集長大後的畫面看起來很普通。雖然作者一直敘述克拉克氣宇軒昂、行事沉穩認真，但如果看到插畫，文字堆疊出來的克拉克形象就會在我心中消散掉一半左右。
第二集後面公佈了人物設計圖，我覺得諾娜六歲的樣子已經很高了。跟十二歲的克拉克只差一點點而已，畫家這麼設計的原因，可能是考量到歐美人外型的設定。只是身高比例的差別，真的也是目前我無法徹底投入劇情的原因之一。我在第二集比較喜歡的部份是維多利亞起心動念去規劃冒險旅程或幫助修道院度過難關之類的個人行動，或者是母女倆和艾許伯里王國的熟人、親戚們的溫馨互動。
另一個重點就是諾娜和克拉克的關係，只是諾娜看起來目前沒有那個意思，只想專注在學習武術和其他自己感興趣的事情上，畢竟也才十二歲。話說回來，畫家繪製的維多利亞和諾娜我都很喜歡，覺得把她們的風采畫得非常漂亮，但相反地，男性角色就畫得一般般，沒辦法讓我心生憧憬，進而積極支持男方和女方在一起。克拉克小時候長得滿可愛的，很喜歡第一集他和諾娜的互動，第二集長大後的畫面看起來很普通。雖然作者一直敘述克拉克氣宇軒昂、行事沉穩認真，但如果看到插畫，文字堆疊出來的克拉克形象就會在我心中消散掉一半左右。
第二集後面公佈了人物設計圖，我覺得諾娜六歲的樣子已經很高了。跟十二歲的克拉克只差一點點而已，畫家這麼設計的原因，可能是考量到歐美人外型的設定。只是身高比例的差別，真的也是目前我無法徹底投入劇情的原因之一。我在第二集比較喜歡的部份是維多利亞起心動念去規劃冒險旅程或幫助修道院度過難關之類的個人行動，或者是母女倆和艾許伯里王國的熟人、親戚們的溫馨互動。
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