Kobold King

Kobold King

English Title: Kobold King
Japanese Title: コボルドキング
Author: Syousa.
Illustrator: sime
Translator: Fatuma Muhamed
Genre: Fantasy, Town Management
Original Run: January 2019 – ongoing
English Run: January 2020 – ongoing
Japanese Publisher: Legend Novels (Kodansha)
English Publisher: J-Novel Club
Volumes in Japanese: 2 (In Progress)
Volumes in English: 1 (In Progress)
Average Price Per Volume: Kindle $7 – iBook $7 – Kobo $7
Note: Also available to read online through a J-Novel Club subscription. This series is currently digital-only.

Synopsis: Gaius Balderus has led a storied life. From humble beginnings, he made a name for himself as fearsome warrior, a renowned general, adviser to kings and paramour to princesses. Gaius's very presence commands respect and fear, so much so that everyone is too afraid of him to allow him to reveal his softer side. Gaius gives up everything and finds a chance to start again on the frontier of human civilization, where humans and monsters alike scrabble for existence in a hostile forest. When he runs into a tribe of kobolds, small furry creatures who are fleeing from human aggression, they immediately distrust him and everything about him. Can this gentle giant of a man come to peace with his past and win the friendship of the adorable kobolds?

Volume 1
Amazon -- iBook -- Google Play -- Kobo -- NookBookwalker
Releasing January 18, 2020 -- ASIN: B082BDQDZJ

Volume 2
Amazon -- iBook -- Kobo -- Google Play -- Nook -- Bookwalker
Releasing April 20, 2020 -- ASIN: B084BWGGXS

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  1. […] Kobold King vol 1 is one of the first new titles from J-Novel Club’s Legend imprint; a label dedicated to Kodansha titles with darker themes and more mature content. The series is written by Syousa and features cover art by sime. The English ebook was released January 2020, and was translated by Fatuma Muhamed. […]

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