Reviews for Shangri-La Frontier Manga

I want to read the most interesting comic with 3 chapters in Naro's works as soon as possible

It came up when I did a search for “fantasy,” but at first I looked at the cover and thought “...?” I felt like that (laughs), but since the amount of standing reading is increasing, maybe I should read it for a bit? I was reading it, but it was already so interesting that I reread it. It was exquisitely fun, and I was amazed at the author's sense...! There's no harm in reading it!

I read up to the increased amount of standing reading, and I was wondering if it would continue, so I bought 1 volume anyway, but the next one is definitely more interesting!! I wonder if volume 5 will come out soon~?

Definitely a development. It's been a long time since I've written a work that I can't wait for the next volume.

interesting! I'm also following the latest episode on Magapoke. The picture is cute too. While thinking that it would be nice if it became an anime

It's a virtual reality online MMORPG, and if the VR goggles don't come off of your head and you die in the game without being able to log out, there's no such thing as dying in real life, and even though there's a death penalty, you start over and win! It's a comic where you just conquer a divine game where you can do it, and it's interesting. When it comes to what I liked, the best was the illustration. Extremely easy to see. The main character also looks like a bushbill, and the NPC rabbit is cute, so that was pretty good? The scenario is also good, and it's a highlight to see what happens to the main character, who has excelled in skill points (since there are games that get stuck if you go to the extreme). It's still early, so I set the rating to 5 in the hope that the sense of urgency will increase from now on.

Is only 1 person unusually lucky in the game? I don't like watching a lot of comics where coincidences overlap and are being strengthened. The reason why people who have never played games get stronger and stronger due to actions they don't usually do is that the expediency principle was so severe that it was painful to watch, so I cut it off right away even when it became an anime, but there is a strong reason for this, and it's moderately strong and interesting. The story progresses to level up in order to get revenge on enemies you can't win right now, and the exchange of wins and losses is just right. It's not easy to be too strong. Since I love damn games, things like play and strength that are different from other people are active. I've never read a novel with the comic pictures, so I don't feel uncomfortable. After reading it, I knew it was the Naro series, but I didn't feel that the pictures were particularly bad, so I'm looking forward to the next volume coming out which is different from the Naro series of comics that are disappointing.

I was prepared for the Naro family, but it was more interesting than I had imagined. I definitely want to read more.

It's a story where the main character from Damn Gamer is addicted to the MMORPG Shangri-La Frontier by Kamigame. But it's not about not saying you can't log out of the game.

It's interesting. I wasn't expecting much from the cover and title, but this is really interesting.

As a fan of the original story, I was concerned that there were few elements of laughter. Halfway through. Hi, the depiction of the battle was so amazing that it blew away! I want them to run fast with this amount of heat!

This is a really interesting manga. It's a story about going on an adventure as an avatar in a virtual game. At first, is there a main character who looks like Naked Bird Mask!? I was surprised at how impactful it was, but I could see why. The highlight is the battle scene that unfolds during the adventure. It was full of dynamism, and I just fell in love with the story. Will they be organizing parties with various characters from now on? I'm also curious about the inside of the game, but since real-world stories will also be drawn in the future, I'm curious about that too.

Is it a sci-fi fantasy genre? question. Since there are rabbits and demons, are there fantasy elements? The battle scene is cool, but Birdhead... no, is that good? I can only focus on battles, and... huh? is it ready? The fact that it's usually a negative element is also interesting. It's certainly a work I'm looking forward to in the future.

Making a game into a manga is basic, so I don't like the fact that each one has different merits! damn it... In some cases, you might be addicted to it. There are a lot of acts that people who play too many games do, but! It may also be possible to read this kind of development while the main character, the player who tries not to choose this kind of development, is at the lowest price.

I'm not good at fighting games, so I usually avoid it, but in this game, I feel like I'm getting stronger and being liked by various game characters and progressing, and it feels really good! If you keep reading, you really won't be able to get out of the game world, right? I was a little horrified... the pictures and battle scenes were of such high quality, and it was a perfect read!

Anyway, the main character is strong. I'm wearing a strange bird's head, but I gradually get used to it and I don't feel any sense of incongruity. The fact that they enjoy the game world is also conveyed here.

It's not a very fun or common adventure. The settings are well-designed and you can immerse yourself in the world. It's not a common comic, and it's a comic that stands out from the rest.