Reviews for I'm a Maid, but I've Pulled Out the Holy Sword?! Manga

I was struck by the unusual idea that the maid would pull out her sacred sword. It's more interesting to read comics with adventure, hero, and fantasy elements from one end.

The illustrations were wonderful and the story was interesting! So I couldn't hide my shock when I saw something like “The Final Episode” at the end of volume 4... When I unexpectedly went to read the novel (there were no books on the Naruo site), it seems like they made comics up to the end of chapter 2, and I can read the continuation from chapter 3. but...! The illustrations were so wonderful that I wanted to continue reading comics ('; omega; `) The novel is also wonderful. Thank you to the original author for this wonderful work! But, but! After all, I wanted them to continue to come out in comics...!! (tears)

The heroine is a brave man and her younger brother is a demon king. The Prince is a little unhappy, but I think it would be nice if Love-Love progressed a little more.

The main character (handmaiden) who pulled out the brave sword was actually an older sister whose mouth rotates at high speed like Kodanshi. Don't let go of attacking your opponents from the royal family and demons! Not only that, but kindly compassion for those around them is also appreciated. The story is interesting, but there are places where the pattern is slightly rough, so 4 stars

I liked pictures, so I started reading them. It's a common story, but I can read it without getting tired of it

My younger brother's true identity is around the Demon King, and when I thought, “Oh, I wonder if it's going to be a pungent and bothersome development,” the story flows in an unexpected direction, and in the end, it's a slapstick comedy. at least, it's really interesting as long as I've read up to 2 volumes lol

The fact that the unfortunate handmaiden becomes a hero is also worrying about the future in terms of story, such as the younger brother she dotes on was the devil, but even though Start Dash was good, it feels like it stalls more and more. But I would like to look forward to it getting excited again from now on.

The setting of the main character, Hayato, and his younger brother Demon King wasn't fully utilized, there was no romantic progression between the prince and his childhood friend, everything remained half-hearted, and at the end it ended by putting everything together with momentum. The cancellation was decided, so I felt like I was forced to finish it. The beginning and beginning of volume one were good, but the story development after that didn't unfold and became small, and there were almost no romance elements (which is equivalent to the fact that there was a little bit but progress wasn't too slow). The pictures were beautiful, and even though all the characters had good personalities, they weren't fully utilized in the story development, and the whole work wasn't full of glamor or splendor.

That's interesting. I've read a lot of stories from different worlds until now, but recently I thought that only similar stories would come up, so I was able to enjoy this story because it was fresh. Even though it's from another world, it's not a reincarnation thing, so maybe it's okay to categorize it as a normal fantasy. The story begins where the main female protagonist, who is nothing but Arokoto Ka Issuke's maid, pulls out the Seiken, which no one has been able to pull out until now. Nonetheless, it's not a classic story where people make a fuss and celebrate because they pulled it out. Pulling out the Holy Sword seems to have been such a big event that it originally happened, but no, the brave are in trouble! Because my life is good now! The protagonist, who was desperate to break the brave flag himself from the beginning, laughed at the development of evading the royal road. First of all, even though it's an important sacred sword, is it OK to leave it in a place where a maid like the main character can easily touch it just because no one can pull it out? I was shocked (laughs) and the good thing is that there were no eyewitnesses, the main character re-inserts the missing Seiken... If I plug it back in, won't it come out again? is that something like that? I already laughed in a lot of places. The prince's reaction, who happened to witness it, was also fun. I'm really excited to know what kind of kettle and things he will get involved with in the future when he knows the secret that the main character has pulled out his holy sword. And so, the main character, the brave man, awakens (?) The Demon King's Awakening that comes as a set with... is no way, with his younger brother! Eh, that's it?! there is such a thing!? I can't stop laughing at a development that's too novel. When you hear about Demon King, does your beloved younger brother become your enemy? I imagined for a moment how serious the development was, but since this film is a comedy from beginning to end, that wasn't the case. You can read it with peace of mind. I was healed by laughing. People who read it in search of serious elements, such as really being brave, may feel like they have lost their shoulders. I think it's a game that people who usually like to play otome games, where they can get excited about how the characters interact with each other, can enjoy it very much. The prince will be attracted to the main character, he also has a care-loving childhood friend who is in love with the main character in the neighborhood, his younger brother is also a siscon who loves his older sister, and a servant (?) who appeared in the revival of the demon king (?) The 2 beasts also have characters standing, which is interesting. There are a lot of settings that look like otome games, so if you don't like that kind of thing, it might be better not to read it. By the way, I love it (lol)