Reviews for The Wizard and His Fairy Manga

This review contains spoilers. The picture was beautiful and it was interesting to try it out, so I bought it! The story was interesting, but I feel like I wanted to watch the love love between the two.

This review contains spoilers. I thought the color picture on the cover was fantastic and wonderful, so I bought 1 volume after trial reading it. The main character, Nebel, looks like a young but eccentric old man. My hobby is collecting beautiful things in baskets when I get them. Fairies taken from places where they were shown were similarly put in a basket and treated like objects, so they rebelled at first. Navel takes an intimidating attitude in an attempt to make him obey him. When I finished reading volume 1, I thought it would be impossible to fall in love with these two people, and to be honest, I was frustrated by Navel's words and actions, so I left volume 2 unpurchased. However, recently I suddenly remembered that there is 1 more book, and I thought I'd read it until the end, so I bought 2 volumes as well. As a result, I was glad I bought it. Even though it was short, I narrowed down the points and dug in, and there were places that were a little difficult to understand along the way, but at the end they were properly summarized. The way Nebel changed little by little while spending time with fairies came through, and my impression of him improved. It turns out that his perverse personality also comes from childhood trauma. He was a pretty good guy when he faced his past and started being honest (laughs) What was particularly impressive was the place where the fairy learned about love and fell in love. It was so cute. If those innocent eyes were directed at me and told me what I liked, I would fall for it too.