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Sasaki and Peeps Light Novel #2
사사키와 피짱 02
이세계에서 문조로 전생한 현자, 피짱에게 세계를 뛰어넘을 기회와 강력한 마법의 힘을 받은 사사키.
두 사람은 현대와 이세계의 가치관이나 문화 차이를 이용해서 한밑천 번 뒤에 유유자적한 슬로 라이프를 즐기려고 하지만,
이세계는 물론이고 이능력자나 마법소녀 등의 꿍꿍이까지 더해져서 일이 순조롭게 진행되지는 못했다.
모처럼 국가 공무원이 되었는데 상사와의 밀고 당기기로 신경이 소모되고, 파트너인 직장 선배(현역 여고딩, 이능력자)에게 휘둘리는 매일.
그러던 어느 날, 사사키가 이세계 마법으로 이능 배틀에 임한 것을 계기로 마법소녀가 급습해 오면서 사태가 급변한다.
초자연현상 대책국으로 전향하고 싶다는 후타리 시즈카, 이세계에서 현대로 흘러 들어오는 사람과 물건, 거기에 이웃 사람은 악마의 속삭임을 듣고 마는 등,
마법중년 사사키의 주변에 성가신 일이 한껏 몰려드는데─!
두 사람은 현대와 이세계의 가치관이나 문화 차이를 이용해서 한밑천 번 뒤에 유유자적한 슬로 라이프를 즐기려고 하지만,
이세계는 물론이고 이능력자나 마법소녀 등의 꿍꿍이까지 더해져서 일이 순조롭게 진행되지는 못했다.
모처럼 국가 공무원이 되었는데 상사와의 밀고 당기기로 신경이 소모되고, 파트너인 직장 선배(현역 여고딩, 이능력자)에게 휘둘리는 매일.
그러던 어느 날, 사사키가 이세계 마법으로 이능 배틀에 임한 것을 계기로 마법소녀가 급습해 오면서 사태가 급변한다.
초자연현상 대책국으로 전향하고 싶다는 후타리 시즈카, 이세계에서 현대로 흘러 들어오는 사람과 물건, 거기에 이웃 사람은 악마의 속삭임을 듣고 마는 등,
마법중년 사사키의 주변에 성가신 일이 한껏 몰려드는데─!
- GenresLight NovelFantasyComedy
353 pages, ebook
First published March 25, 2021
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August 14, 2023
Man, I'm so happy that a few of these Sasaki and peeps volumes are out and i didn't have to wait MONTHS for volume 2 (as i will for volume 5) Because, thankfully, it's pretty much as good as the first one.
After reading the first volume i pretty much immediately went out and got the second one. And i'm quite happy I did.
The story of Sasaki and his magical bird peeps continues in this one where he has to help get his friend from the other world out of prison but also becomes teammates with the evil lady from the first book who defects. I like her as a character, so that's nice.
The thing you have to know about this book series if you want to read it is that there's basically A and B location storylines. A storyline is Sasaki in our world pretending he's a "psychic" (essentially a super power men in black organization) and help protect people from crazy psychics, while Storyline B is him making money in the other dimension through trading goods.
If i had to make 2 criticisms about this book it would be that 1, the parts where he's trade negotiating get a little dull. i definitely get "Spice and wolf" vibes with some of these conversations of trade politics and yeah, that part definitely drags and i felt myself zone out a tiny bit. The other one is crazy next door neighbor girl joins up with a demon guy to become a proxy in a devil/angel war. There hasn't been a long time for this to develop, but from what i've SEEN i'm not really a fan of the demon kid/guy. Hopefully it will get better as we go, but for now...meh, he's the character i like least in this series.
It seems that they're moving very slowly with Sasaki for any type of romance. The reason for this that i believe is because he has such low self esteem with himself that he can't think of myself as a love candidate for anyone. that he's "too old" to get a girlfriend or wife. I hope as we move on he gets a nice girl love interest. Maybe the ex-evil lady who's really like 100? Who knows? But I think a girlfriend subplot for Sasaki would be super nice later on down the road. But of course, he has to feel better about himself and give himself some self esteem.
While this volume had some slow parts, all in all, i REALLY enjoyed it and immediately went out and bought volumes 3 and 4. Here's hoping the series continues to be as good as it is.
4.5 out of 5 rounded up to a 5.
After reading the first volume i pretty much immediately went out and got the second one. And i'm quite happy I did.
The story of Sasaki and his magical bird peeps continues in this one where he has to help get his friend from the other world out of prison but also becomes teammates with the evil lady from the first book who defects. I like her as a character, so that's nice.
The thing you have to know about this book series if you want to read it is that there's basically A and B location storylines. A storyline is Sasaki in our world pretending he's a "psychic" (essentially a super power men in black organization) and help protect people from crazy psychics, while Storyline B is him making money in the other dimension through trading goods.
If i had to make 2 criticisms about this book it would be that 1, the parts where he's trade negotiating get a little dull. i definitely get "Spice and wolf" vibes with some of these conversations of trade politics and yeah, that part definitely drags and i felt myself zone out a tiny bit. The other one is crazy next door neighbor girl joins up with a demon guy to become a proxy in a devil/angel war. There hasn't been a long time for this to develop, but from what i've SEEN i'm not really a fan of the demon kid/guy. Hopefully it will get better as we go, but for now...meh, he's the character i like least in this series.
It seems that they're moving very slowly with Sasaki for any type of romance. The reason for this that i believe is because he has such low self esteem with himself that he can't think of myself as a love candidate for anyone. that he's "too old" to get a girlfriend or wife. I hope as we move on he gets a nice girl love interest. Maybe the ex-evil lady who's really like 100? Who knows? But I think a girlfriend subplot for Sasaki would be super nice later on down the road. But of course, he has to feel better about himself and give himself some self esteem.
While this volume had some slow parts, all in all, i REALLY enjoyed it and immediately went out and bought volumes 3 and 4. Here's hoping the series continues to be as good as it is.
4.5 out of 5 rounded up to a 5.
December 20, 2022
In Summary
Things get exponentially more complicated for Sasaki as his modern world job pairs him with a former enemy and an important otherworld trading partner gets wrongfully imprisoned. On top of that, a couple of individuals discover that Peeps is not an ordinary bird. Volume 2 is definitely a page turner with crises and supernatural battles piling up one after the other on poor Sasaki.
The Review
This second installment of Sasaki and Peeps is bookended by chapters told by Sasaki’s underage neighbor Kurosu. The opening chapter paints a picture of her miserable life under her mother’s abuse. The closing chapter has her making a life-altering encounter and contract with a demon. Both chapters make clear her unhealthy obsession with Sasaki. As mentioned in my review of Volume 1, the sexualization of this middle school girl (and the female cast in general) leaves a bad taste in my mouth. It’s the one disgusting (and unnecessary) element in an otherwise clever and entertaining spec fic adventure.
And that adventure just keeps going. Things get off to a slow start with Sasaki’s first recruitment assignment of an E-rank psychic. But that mundane task quickly blows up (literally) with the arrival of the killer magical girl, followed by the appearance of Futarishizuka, their deadly opponent from Sasaki’s first psychic battle.
We didn’t see much of Futarishizuka in person in Volume 1, but she dominates the modern world sections in Volume 2. As a lethal Rank A psychic claiming to want to switch sides, she keeps Sasaki guessing as to her true intentions even as he works with her to accomplish mutual goals. I could do without all the sexual innuendos in her dialogue, but she is a fascinating character, much more interesting than Sasaki’s current partner Hoshizaki.
With so much chaos in the modern world, man and bird just want to kick back and relax in the fantasy otherworld. Unfortunately, that plan gets ruined when they discover that their valued trading colleague Mr. Marc has been arrested under false charges. A prison break can easily be arranged via Peeps’s powers, but to protect their leisurely otherworld lifestyle, Sasaki proposes resolving the issue through political and business channels. Unfortunately, his plan hits a major snag when the Count’s daughter stows away in Sasaki’s inter-world cargo!
Midway through the volume, Sasaki winds up with individuals on both sides of the inter-world divide who discover that he is crossing worlds. So on top of dealing with psychic battles and conniving nobles, he’s having to construct various alibis for those who know different aspects of his secret. It certainly keeps things interesting, but now there’s a ton of details to keep track of. Plus, the cast keeps getting bigger. Currently, it’s still manageable, but if the story continues in this vein, I’ll need a recap every time Sasaki crosses worlds.
The first eight pages, which contain illustrations and a thread from Sasaki’s social media, are printed in full color. Extras also include ten black-and-white insert illustrations, afterword, and original cover material.
For more manga and book reviews, drop by my blog Keeping It In Canon!
Things get exponentially more complicated for Sasaki as his modern world job pairs him with a former enemy and an important otherworld trading partner gets wrongfully imprisoned. On top of that, a couple of individuals discover that Peeps is not an ordinary bird. Volume 2 is definitely a page turner with crises and supernatural battles piling up one after the other on poor Sasaki.
The Review
This second installment of Sasaki and Peeps is bookended by chapters told by Sasaki’s underage neighbor Kurosu. The opening chapter paints a picture of her miserable life under her mother’s abuse. The closing chapter has her making a life-altering encounter and contract with a demon. Both chapters make clear her unhealthy obsession with Sasaki. As mentioned in my review of Volume 1, the sexualization of this middle school girl (and the female cast in general) leaves a bad taste in my mouth. It’s the one disgusting (and unnecessary) element in an otherwise clever and entertaining spec fic adventure.
And that adventure just keeps going. Things get off to a slow start with Sasaki’s first recruitment assignment of an E-rank psychic. But that mundane task quickly blows up (literally) with the arrival of the killer magical girl, followed by the appearance of Futarishizuka, their deadly opponent from Sasaki’s first psychic battle.
We didn’t see much of Futarishizuka in person in Volume 1, but she dominates the modern world sections in Volume 2. As a lethal Rank A psychic claiming to want to switch sides, she keeps Sasaki guessing as to her true intentions even as he works with her to accomplish mutual goals. I could do without all the sexual innuendos in her dialogue, but she is a fascinating character, much more interesting than Sasaki’s current partner Hoshizaki.
With so much chaos in the modern world, man and bird just want to kick back and relax in the fantasy otherworld. Unfortunately, that plan gets ruined when they discover that their valued trading colleague Mr. Marc has been arrested under false charges. A prison break can easily be arranged via Peeps’s powers, but to protect their leisurely otherworld lifestyle, Sasaki proposes resolving the issue through political and business channels. Unfortunately, his plan hits a major snag when the Count’s daughter stows away in Sasaki’s inter-world cargo!
Midway through the volume, Sasaki winds up with individuals on both sides of the inter-world divide who discover that he is crossing worlds. So on top of dealing with psychic battles and conniving nobles, he’s having to construct various alibis for those who know different aspects of his secret. It certainly keeps things interesting, but now there’s a ton of details to keep track of. Plus, the cast keeps getting bigger. Currently, it’s still manageable, but if the story continues in this vein, I’ll need a recap every time Sasaki crosses worlds.
The first eight pages, which contain illustrations and a thread from Sasaki’s social media, are printed in full color. Extras also include ten black-and-white insert illustrations, afterword, and original cover material.
For more manga and book reviews, drop by my blog Keeping It In Canon!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 6, 2025
The second volume of Sasaki and Peeps continues the quirky, low-key adventures of a middle-aged salaryman and his sage-like magical bird. Picking up right where the anime ends, this installment builds more on world-hopping hijinks and slow-burn character development. While Sasaki himself remains somewhat dull, even bleak at times, his unassuming compassion and quiet empathy keep him oddly compelling. Peeps, as always, is the snarky foil that keeps things moving.
The supporting cast starts to gain more depth here, as Sasaki and Peeps slowly forge stronger bonds with those around them. The pacing is still relaxed—sometimes to a fault—but fans looking for more subtle growth and world-building will find plenty to enjoy. It’s not a fast-paced thrill ride, but rather a gently odd journey with heart and a touch of magic.
The supporting cast starts to gain more depth here, as Sasaki and Peeps slowly forge stronger bonds with those around them. The pacing is still relaxed—sometimes to a fault—but fans looking for more subtle growth and world-building will find plenty to enjoy. It’s not a fast-paced thrill ride, but rather a gently odd journey with heart and a touch of magic.
August 7, 2023
[#佐々木とピーちゃん]
ซาซากิกับพีจัง
ยำใหญ่ใส่ทุกอย่างใส่ส้มตำลงไปคลุกด้วย ไม่เหมือน LN เลย! เป็นเรื่องของซาซากิหนุ่มใหญ่ไปซื้อนกมาเลี้ยง ดันเป็นนกนักปราชญ์พาไป-กลับต่างโลกเลยได้
ฝั่ง ญป. - มีองค์กรพลังพิเศษ สู้กับกลุ่มวายร้าย
ต่างโลก - แนวธุรกิจ เป็นพ่อค้าพรีออเดอร์
พลอตมันมีทุกอย่างที่แท้แบบไม่ต้องกลัวเหงา
- อิเซไก
- พลังพิเศษ องค์กรรัฐบาล ผู้ต่อต้าน
- เวทมนต์
- สาวน้อยเวทมนต์
- เกมมรณะ
- สงครามการเมือง
- ธุรกิจการค้า การตลาด การสกัดคู่แข่ง
หยำฉามาก แต่แปลกดี สนุก!
ชอบการแปลมากก เล่มนี้ทีมงานก็แปลเก่งอีกแล้ว ซาซากิมันหนุ่มใหญ่(แก่) เวลาพูดนี่ก็แบบ ลุ๊งงงงง 😂 ได้โวแคบใหม่; ปอดลอย ม่อยกระรอก หัวเส
ชอบอีกอย่างนึง เรื่องนี้พัวพันเด็กสาวเยอะ เด็กม.ต้น ข้างบ้าน เด็กโข่ง(แก่แต่ร่างเด็ก) สาว jk เจ้าหญิงต่างโลก - แต่ซาซากิเป็นลุงที่น่ารักมาก ไม่มุกทะลึ่ง ไม่มีแก้กรุ่มร่าม รักษาระยะห่างเสมอ
ซาซากิกับพีจัง
ยำใหญ่ใส่ทุกอย่างใส่ส้มตำลงไปคลุกด้วย ไม่เหมือน LN เลย! เป็นเรื่องของซาซากิหนุ่มใหญ่ไปซื้อนกมาเลี้ยง ดันเป็นนกนักปราชญ์พาไป-กลับต่างโลกเลยได้
ฝั่ง ญป. - มีองค์กรพลังพิเศษ สู้กับกลุ่มวายร้าย
ต่างโลก - แนวธุรกิจ เป็นพ่อค้าพรีออเดอร์
พลอตมันมีทุกอย่างที่แท้แบบไม่ต้องกลัวเหงา
- อิเซไก
- พลังพิเศษ องค์กรรัฐบาล ผู้ต่อต้าน
- เวทมนต์
- สาวน้อยเวทมนต์
- เกมมรณะ
- สงครามการเมือง
- ธุรกิจการค้า การตลาด การสกัดคู่แข่ง
หยำฉามาก แต่แปลกดี สนุก!
ชอบการแปลมากก เล่มนี้ทีมงานก็แปลเก่งอีกแล้ว ซาซากิมันหนุ่มใหญ่(แก่) เวลาพูดนี่ก็แบบ ลุ๊งงงงง 😂 ได้โวแคบใหม่; ปอดลอย ม่อยกระรอก หัวเส
ชอบอีกอย่างนึง เรื่องนี้พัวพันเด็กสาวเยอะ เด็กม.ต้น ข้างบ้าน เด็กโข่ง(แก่แต่ร่างเด็ก) สาว jk เจ้าหญิงต่างโลก - แต่ซาซากิเป็นลุงที่น่ารักมาก ไม่มุกทะลึ่ง ไม่มีแก้กรุ่มร่าม รักษาระยะห่างเสมอ
January 18, 2024
อยากอ่านที่เป็น อนิเมะญี่ปุ่นมากๆไหมล่ะ ไม่ว่าจะ ต่างโลก ผู้มีพลังวิเศษ สาวน้อยเวทย์มนต์ กระทั่งการต่อสู้ของตัวแทนฝั่งเทพมารก็ยังมี นี่ไม่รู้ว่าในอนาคตจะมีอะไรโผล่มาอีก แต่สนุกนะ กระจายบทได้ดีในระดับที่เวลาตัวละครเก่าๆโผล่มา ไม่ต้องนั่งนึกว่าใครหว่า ถึงรอบตัวพระเอกจะมีตัวละครดูเป็นสาวน้อยเยอะก็เถอะ แต่ไม่ได้มาแนวฮาเรมหรอกนะ...รึจะฮาเรมในอนาคตหว่า?
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 16, 2024
great story but some part of it makes me cannot gave full marks
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