Reviews for Shangri-La Frontier Manga

I originally read it in a serial magazine, but it's still interesting when I read them all together. I also watched the anime, and I'm glad the quality is pretty good. But after all, I like the comic version's precise design and speedy development. Looking forward to future developments!

The main character isn't Oretsae or Cheat, and it's interesting from the novel perspective of being a dangerous freak who loves unreasonable crap games. As for the story, the main one has a good tempo, and the damn game training that is sometimes sandwiched between them just doesn't get in the way, so there are no complaints. However, I personally think that game tournaments after volume 13 are good places to walk fast. I wonder if I'll buy volume 17.

There are many words with “special ruby” in the language system unique to the original author, and the world view is extremely difficult to understand, making it very interesting to read due to the high level of comic ability of the person who drew it. No, it's really amazing, Mr. Fuji from Comica Rise. Every time, a few pages of a bonus novel by the original author are attached to the back of the book, but what is difficult to read is that it is difficult to read. I have nothing but gratitude to Fuji-sensei for making this comic so easy to read, even after subtracting the unique worldview of the Isekai + VR game. Middle 2 words by the original author... The unique language has ruby and drawing to aid understanding, but I think it's a mess for people who aren't used to it. At first, you'll go through the mystery words and gradually grasp them as you read on, so if you read them again from the beginning, your understanding will deepen, and I think it will be interesting. My recommendation is Pencil Warrior.

With this variant on the cover and this color, I was wondering what kind of story it was, then it turned into a damn game and turned into a divine game. The unpredictable world of games is full of surprises

To be honest, the original novel didn't suit my skin, but the comics were usually interesting. First of all, they are good at drawing, and there is a sense of realism in depicting battles and everything. However, since the main character has always been Tori Head, he might choose people there. Well, it's a convincing work to be made into an animation.

This is an in-game action comic. I thought the action scenes were pretty intense, but for some reason, there were scenes I couldn't keep up with.

It unfolds quickly and won't let you get bored. If it's a normal comic, it's also speedy to pull. You go back and forth between the game world and the real world.

I was able to read it even though I knew it was a damn game!!! Also, due to the influence of this work, I went to see the actual product! (?)

I've always been recommended by my sister, but when I saw the cover, I just didn't feel like reading it... I had time, so it was interesting to read it. I wish I had read it sooner

After reading the content, I also understood the meaning of the cover! Well, I don't understand how gamers feel! It's interesting though! If I were you, I wouldn't have thought about efficiency in character makeup, so it was refreshing. Even so, the cover has a spirit of challenge!

It makes me laugh even if I know the characters in the game! that character was shirtless with that face more interesting than the content, I want to try that game (lol)

It's interesting. I'm moved every time a damn game enthusiast plays a decent game. I read it while smirking from the beginning. It is conveyed that the main character is having fun playing games. The pictures are good, and the cartoonists are really good.