Reviews for The Great Cleric Manga

It is a comic about the main character who makes a serious effort, which is surprisingly rare in other worlds, and I can honestly sympathize with the protagonist who continues to have the values and senses of modern Japan even when he goes to another world. I like this one because the content is easier to convey than the original novel.

The drawing isn't bad, and the content is interesting. Don't lick it with Narou's work. (I've only read one volume)

Life in another world where company animals thrive?! That's interesting! What's more, I didn't think there were many job healers.

It's surprisingly interesting. I thought I was in the TUEEEE series, but I made an effort and got better. That made a good impression on me. It also makes me want to support the main character. I think the picture is beautiful too. I'm worried about the continuation.

I love Isekai comics, but this one was particularly interesting, and I really enjoyed reading them! Besides, it was really interesting because it made me want to read it over and over again! I haven't read much about Job Is Healed in Isekai Tensei, so I had a lot of fun reading it! I want to buy more!

At the end of volume 4, it was still level 1, and the development was so slow that it started to smell like Warriors. But it's definitely interesting. The drawing and composition aren't good, but it's solid, and the development isn't bad. I feel like there aren't enough foreshadowing, but considering the slow pace of development, we can do whatever we want from now on. It's about time I level up and I want to see the results of steady and grueling training and the effects of Object X... but I want them to remain humble and a hard worker. But I want to know quickly what the results will be once I level up. But even in the next volume (volume 5), they still don't seem to level up, so let's put up with it... ah, I want to read it quickly.

I only intended to read volume 1 of Muryo, but I just wanted to read it, so I bought it. It was a story with a sense of being drawn in, and it was interesting ❗

A story where the main character, who has been reincarnated in another world as a healer, works hard to get stronger while being called a drinker or a taste-impaired person

He's not the main character with full cheat ability from the beginning, and I wonder if he makes an effort to train and gain strength ~ I'm very concerned about how he will grow in the future, so I'm thinking of reading this sequel too (. _.) (. _.) (. _.)

Not that it's particularly dangerous and interesting, but it's usually funny! It feels like that, and it's so easy to read!

They pretend to be classic fantasy things called Isekai Reincarnation and cheat abilities, and it's not like they're suddenly invincible, and the feeling of blending into another world little by little has changed slightly. The characters are all fun to watch, starting with the main character, and the bad people that really make you feel bad don't have a bad aftertaste, probably because they haven't come up so far.

I especially wanted to see the continuation in the Isekai manga series! The setting of a salaryman under modern society is also interesting!!

There are no special abilities in particular, and skills are improved with effort, guts, and an honest feeling. I thought the former sales office worker was new. The illustrations are also beautiful and easy to understand. It makes me want to cheer them for their hard work, and I want them to be happy.

Personally, I really like it ♪ Somehow I feel like I'm reading more and more, and I want to read more soon ♪

It's slightly different from normal reincarnation, but that's good ❗ I wonder if it will continue soon?

It's very interesting, and it's a story where you can't lose sight of the protagonist's growth. I want to read more.

At first, I thought it was the usual Isekai Tensei, but I was attracted to stories where people make an effort to get stronger rather than cheats. The rest is likely to be spoilers, so I'm not going to stop it.

Although it is from another world, it is not a Warriors work, and although it is efficient in order to be able to see the status, the protagonist makes an effort and grows. Due to the interpersonal skills I learned as a member of society before my reincarnation, I like that even if I fail, I can quickly recover and not get caught up uselessly, and I like that it's not an expediency principle like solving things with cheat abilities even if they make things rough like in other works. The story progresses very slowly, and people who want to enjoy a quick adventure story may be frustrated.