Reviews for I'm Standing on a Million Lives Manga

You are suddenly summoned into another world, and it is announced that you will die if you don't clear the quest... The content of the quest is also vague, and once you've cleared it, it's a story where you repeatedly return to the date and time evoked in the real world, and the other world and the real world progress step by step. Being evoked into another world is someone who has some kind of complexes, stress, or an environment that is not normal, but in the sense that there are no average ordinary people in the first place, it's probably a story where various races with various values team up to conquer their inner world and another world. I almost got bored for a while, but I think it's interesting because I've just subscribed. I think one of the attractions is that the timeline is quite different every time you go to another world.

It's been made into an anime, and the manga has become so much fun and the development is fun! I recommend it

I was curious about the anime adaptation and bought it. If you think the main character is an even more outrageous scum, I feel like he's just a rationalist in a sense... rather, are my fellow girls motivated? It makes me think.

I like the personality of the main character, Yotsuya, and the content is interesting because it's not typical even though it's from another world

I don't read that many works from other worlds, but this one was interesting. I'm looking forward to continuing

It was interesting when I watched the anime and was curious to read it. The pictures are beautiful, and the anime feels light, so how about it? When I thought about it, it was interesting to read comics. I'm looking forward to the next one.

I've watched a lot of comics so far, but the more I read this work, the more I got involved. Now they're also doing anime, and I'm watching them too.

This is a story where young people from all over the world (no elderly people can be confirmed as of 2020/10) each form a party, are summoned to a parallel world where dragons and monsters live, and conquer quests. I like the lack of energy, where ordinary people are lucky enough to acquire cheat abilities, which is common in Isekai Reincarnation and virtual reality stuff. For example, the protagonist, who has experienced the occupation “farmer,” mixes seaweed and seashells with livestock waste to make fertilizer, and steadily increases his experience points by practicing efficient farm work. The quests for each lap are vague about “delivering packages,” or “reducing drug users,” and the content questions the thinking ability of the entire party rather than the ability of individual members, and there are ways to keep readers from getting bored. “What do you think, am I smart?” There are times when it sticks to my nose, but the plot is so interesting that I can put it on, so I'm going to follow the content even if I read it diagonally while the series continues. I hope it continues safely until the 10th lap.

You might think this game has a common setting where the main character is summoned back to another world. However, it is interesting that the main characters try desperately to survive while pretending to unreasonable gods and worlds.

The title seemed interesting and I bought it. In terms of story, it felt like it was novel compared to other reincarnation comics. For better or for worse. It seems like there will be more and more characters, so I'd like to take a look at them later. What I think is that the character's intensity is suddenly dark and light, and I feel that it's really thin.

The story progresses just like a game. I'm surprised how dark the population is, who doesn't look like a brave man.

As soon as I started reading it, I thought I didn't like pictures, but as I read on, I became addicted to the story.

There's a grosy part, so people who read it might choose it. However, since it's about being animated, it's easy to read. Somehow, I'm worried about the continuation of this work.

It feels like a game but not a game, and it's interesting because it's like watching a new alien world!

This comic is funny. The setting is like a death game+an otherworldly adventure, but the stages and issues are so well thought out that I am impressed every time. What bothers me a little bit is that the problem is well thought out, and that it's so convenient that the problem is too easy to clean up every time, and that it's hard to get a good impression of the main character (it's like being aware of Chu 2 sickness, but that itself smells like Chu 2 sickness). Even if you take that into account, it's a very well-made comic, and I'd like to recommend it.

I'm quite at a loss as to whether to read volume 2. The reviews are good even though volume 1 is subtle, so I believed the reviews and bought 2 volumes. After reading volume 2, I want to read volume 3. After reading 3 volumes, 4 volumes... before I knew it, I had bought all the volumes.

The template nicely links the ease of reading the game from Another World to the mystery of the story, and it draws me in. There's no novel novelty, so ☆ is one less, but it's recommended for people who like fantasy adventures over games.

The protagonist's gruff feeling is interesting! Heck, the picture is beautiful! I'm looking forward to the end too much, what's going to happen, I wonder if something will happen lol

It was an interesting work. It's my favorite thing from another world, and games in particular!!