Reviews for The Great Cleric Manga

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist, who makes steady efforts and grows, was wonderful. I felt a sense of familiarity with the fact that they are often not cheaters from the beginning. It was a deep work that drew me into the story the more I read it.

This review contains spoilers. I really liked the main character, and I enjoyed reading it. The main character's friends were also all very likeable characters. I think it's a work with a good balance between serious scenes and comedy.

This review contains spoilers. I enjoyed buying one volume at a time from a few days ago, and when I suddenly saw today, buying a pack was cheaper. Hmm... But I'll buy it because it's interesting. Along the way, I felt like similar episodes were repeated, and even though I was feeling sluggish, it was still interesting and I read further and further. The only thing I didn't like was Lord Leinster's affair. why? Because I wanted to turn the Pope into an elf? knocking things together? It's very uncomfortable, and I think I'll skip reading that from now on. That said, I'm already reading it while feeling love for Lucielle. I'm looking forward to the continuation, so please stay tuned.

This review contains spoilers. Maybe he's a tremendous hard worker for an otherworldly thing. The process for getting cheated is tough, and it's interesting because it's drawn smoothly. They treat such efforts as bad manners, and they also use them for athletes who work hard, so let's reflect on it.

This review contains spoilers. A common pattern in Naro's works is a type of Warriors series that overwhelms in battle, so it's easy to misunderstand, but the main character's combat power isn't high. Undead can use a lot of effective magic, so as long as they have magic, they can be invincible, but there are few situations. The main character can use powerful healing magic, so if it means Warriors is overwhelming, it probably indicates something related to recovery. The main character is a reincarnated person, but while there are many patterns where he plays a big role right after reincarnation, there are many unusual developments, such as fighting monsters (undead) after 2 years of underwork, so it's fresh. There are many uncles among the characters, so they are often ridiculed as old men harems, etc., but I certainly feel that is the case. There are no love scenes even if they get involved with women in a reasonable way. I feel like there was a scene where she lamented not being there. The main character looks like a handsome guy, but he has a lot of facial features, so be careful about that. I think it's an interesting work with a good balance between gag and seriousness.

This review contains spoilers. It's not bad in terms of conversation. I also like the main character. However, since the logic of matter such as object X, for example, is still not visible, this is a negative factor. As for pictures, maybe a little more. The screen configuration was also a little more ingenious.