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Synopsis
My name is Aiko Tsuniki, and I was the unluckiest man on Earth. All of that changed when I found myself in another world. And I mean all of that changed. I was no longer a man, no longer a human, and no longer on Earth. I was, somehow, brought to the world of Manami, a steampunk fantasy world of industrialist goblins and elves, mechpilot dwarves, and adventurers of all kinds, plying their skills against dragons, monsters, and even international conspiracies. What's a brand new kitsune with no idea how to use magic, nothing to go home to, and no way back anyway, going to do? Become an adventurer, of course, and have the time of my life with a brand new group of friends in the sort of world a nerd like me has dreamed of for my entire life. This is my story. I can only hope it entertains you as much to read it, as it entertained me to live it.
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Is Our Wandering Time appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
A transported protagonist navigates a new world after undergoing forced gender and species transformation, becoming a kitsune adventurer. Contains moderate fantasy violence (dragons, monsters) and themes of bodily transformation that may be disturbing.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include body horror and identity crisis.
Who'll love this
Teens will enjoy the adventurous fish-out-of-water story with magical creatures, steampunk technology, and found family themes.