Reviews for As a Reincarnated Aristocrat, I'll Use My Appraisal Skill to Rise in the World Manga

This review contains spoilers. I have a feeling that the numbers from when the main character was appraised aren't really easy to convey, but I'm accepting it because the characters are amazing.

This review contains spoilers. Since it progresses, there are no bad developments or outrageous characters or harems that make you feel bad, and it's an easy story to read. However, there aren't many impressive incidents, etc., so there is a feeling that the story has been going uphill recently. In particular, as of now, the 8 most recent volumes have no dirty parts at all, and the fact that the tactics were full of the feeling of being forced to rely on the strong, and the fact that the opinions of people who are supposed to be in a position to be respected by the protagonist are being overpainted with more and more beautiful things left an impression on me. The excitement that used to be has tapered off, and now it's not there anymore. It's a pity because it was one of the comics I was looking forward to next publication. It's just a fast-paced series, so I can really appreciate that point.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, the kind-hearted protagonist is so cute! Since it's another world of war, it's unavoidable that the story becomes like that, so the friends who gather around the main character are also fascinating. In particular, Licia is healthy and clever, and we look forward to your success even though she is selfish. There seem to be people who are reluctant to confess their ambitions as “being seen by wonderful men,” but seeking a partner who will accept you from the bottom of your heart is probably natural, and that doesn't change even if the times are different. If you match the time and social setting of this story, it probably looks like Lycia's line, but in modern Japan, the expression should have taken a different form. In the first place, the desire to seek a partner has nothing to do with men or women.

This review contains spoilers. When an old man over 30 is reincarnated, he is an aristocrat, and he also has appraisal skills that allow you to see that person's abilities that other people can't see! We will continue to discover human resources who will make use of their abilities to protect their own territory. Is it a remnant from before reincarnation when you look at the ability values of people you meet and compare them to great people in Japan? I wonder if. I still don't know what kind of talent will come out, but I'd like to read it.

This review contains spoilers. it's interesting because it's like my own experience story? That's because I also looked back at my father, and I think it's going to be a comic about reviewing my own life.

This review contains spoilers. Since the appraisal targets people, I was wondering if they were treating people as goods, but he was a kind hearted and nice lord (next term). I think the ability to execute with the right people in the right places is good. I'm scared that my vassals trust his appraisals too much.