Reviews for An Unmapped Country, Somewhere In This World Manga

Nikke sensei's work was good and the reviews were good, so even though I bought it, there wasn't that much erotic content, and I felt like the content was fine

I bought it because I really wanted to read it due to the time difference. I like all of Taino sensei's works because they have warm fuzzy parts

A dedicated king and an attendant who adores the king. A manly man laughs in places where he seems to be relaxed, and in fact he is a savior who saves the two. The story I drew was so cute that I felt at ease.

It is a story centered around the love affair between two people in suffering where the protagonist with active powers met in a foreign country, and the content is well-prepared as a story, simple, and easy to understand, and the animation is beautiful, so it's easy to read. The depiction isn't ugly, and it's a soft impression with a way of showing that matches the atmosphere of the story. There is also a high level of satisfaction after reading it, and if there is a story after that, I definitely want to read it.

I can't believe Shin was a prince too. I'm glad it had a happy ending. It's interesting. I can read it quickly.

A story about a small country not on the map that has cut off all of its diplomacy. A triangle between a foreigner who is interested in a country where no one can enter, a boy with lapis lazuli eyes in a small locked country, and a beautiful servant who serves the boy. It's a work that talks about countries and lung disease, and has a solid story, so it's a bit inappropriate to group it with BL, but it's also a solid BL. Personally, I'm an omnivore, so I enjoyed reading CP without knowing about it, including how the relationship changes. If you read it in its entirety, it's a positive work that works to save small countries, so I would like to recommend it widely to those who don't mind BL.

There are few BL-like H elements. The pictures and characters are beautiful, but Shin's character and standing position are probably imperfectly burned.

It's an interesting story that's well put together, but I wonder if it's a bit of a scam for two other people (leading roles) other than the main character to stick together... I couldn't do anything other than that CP because I was in good health. However, I, who loves Kenki, was a rare person who didn't get too excited. I wonder if it's because they can easily do anything other than attack at a reasonable rate. Maybe it would have been better if there were no BL elements. The question of who is the main character is blurred. he had too much personality to turn him into Kyogen...

It was a trial reading and I liked the view of the world, so I bought it right away! I was surprised that CP settled down into an unexpected combination, but towards the end, I personally wanted to delve into another set of systems.

I tried reading it, and it seemed interesting, so I read it. At first, Shin, who seems to be an adventurer, and when I read on thinking it was a story that stuck together, it was completely different...! But it was really interesting. Shin's character was so good, so I'd like to read a story about him having a serious relationship.

The setting was interesting, there were beginnings and transitions, and it was an easy work to read. Speaking of greed, I have a feeling that I wanted to read a little more about the story after the two got together. However, there was plenty of eroticism, and I was satisfied in that respect.

From the feel of the cover, I thought it was a dark story, but the content was completely different, and I was healed by the heartwarming nature. The way it ended also had a clean aftertaste, which was really good.