My Daughter Left the Nest and Returned an S-Rank Adventurer: Volume 11

My Daughter Left the Nest and Returned an S-Rank Adventurer Light Novel #11

by MOJIKAKIYA, toi8 (Illustrator), Roy Nukia (Translator)

After arranging her parents’ wedding at the spring festival, Angeline and her friends return to Orphen to resume their activities as adventurers. With all that they endured on the road, Marguerite is poised for a major promotion, and soon Angeline, Anessa, and Miriam’s party will officially become a quartet. Back home, Belgrieve finds himself juggling the traditional demands of life in the countryside with all of his new responsibilities as a husband and soon-to-be guildmaster. Life in Turnera is on the precipice of major changes, and the whole village is grappling with the challenges that will come of having a dungeon and a guild. The future seems to be bright and full of optimism for all—but the portents of calamity are also beginning to manifest. Though Belgrieve succeeded at laying his past to rest and reconciling with his comrades, forces with their own ambitions will soon make their play in this final chapter of Belgrieve and Angeline’s adventures.

Genres: Light Novel, Fantasy

353 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 16, 2021

Reviews

[Pieter · Rating 3 out of 5]

The (likely) final volume provides an ending to the series that fits the themes of the story, but I cannot help but feel a bit disappointed even if this likely just a matter of personal tastes. The characters are great, and we don't get father MCs of Belgrieve's calibre too often, especially not in light novels. It is just that I have never been a fan of the type of villain that Schwartze is, not that I feel a regular defeat would do it justice either, but still... Anyway, as far as endings go, it could have been much worse and I did enjoy the book, and the series as a whole was definitely a great read.

[MyDoRyS · Rating 1 out of 5]

Audio: 5 Stars Amazing job with 300 different voices!

Story: I should have just skipped this last book. The ending was....disappointing. It also felt rushed, The series overall was ok, but it got worst with each book. Maybe it is a me thing, so I guess this one was just not for me. It started strong but ended weak. I also disliked that the MC was mostly a door mat, he started with a quiet life and ended with tons of responsibilities at the end which were push into him and he just accepted them. Basically, the same issue I had with the previous book, why bring unwanted issues into a nice town. Onto my next adventure, Happy Readings!!!

[Eric Snell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wasn't looking forward to the finale of this story. I really fell in love with the characters from the beginning.

The ending is a bit anticlimactic, but that is in hand with the story doing away with a lot of troupes to begin with. This is a healthy and lovely family story that has a little adventure and lots of good feeling moments. I wish the story could continue but with the big bad gone the rest would just be relaxing reading I think.

[Tyas · Rating 5 out of 5]

The ending feels a bit rushed but wow! The way how it all ties together in the end is so satisfying! I also love how the father-daughter relationship between Belgrieve and Angeline is so wholesome until the end.