Reviews for Noble Reincarnation ~Born Blessed, So I'll Obtain Ultimate Power~ Manga

It's interesting, and Noah is serious, smart, and solves various problems, but it's only first depicted that he was reincarnated from a villager, and there is no depiction of his previous life or memories at all. I don't think there's any point in putting reincarnation in the title.

In Reincarnation, it is a rare work that depicts “aristocrats” and “royalty,” who tend to be villains, in their standing positions (strangely without reacting from a common people's point of view). “I have an ego when I'm a baby.” There is only a slight meaning of being reincarnated, but it is a work that makes me read quite well. There are elements that make you want to dive in here and there, but they seem to function like “gag elements” that are almost absent in the story, and if designed with intention, it feels very new. I like Reincarnation Fantasy, but the template looks like it's eaten. I think it would be fun to read even for people like that.

There are quite a few places where you can get carried away, but for some reason, it's fun to be drawn in. I think it's suitable for people who like Warriors. However, for those who have written novels, I'm worried that not all of the works since '21 have been completed. I would be happy if you wrote this work until it was completed.

It's about reincarnation, and from the beginning, being a strong, smart system, and improving achievements one after another. The direction is to proceed calmly and calmly, and there is no bad excitement. Somehow, although the picture is boring, there are no places that try to get excited by relentlessly drawing scenes where the trash falls due to their own accusations, and there aren't many unreasonable settings such as asking the empress for achievements and evaluations in government affairs, and there aren't many unreasonable settings such as asking the empress for achievements and evaluations in government affairs, and I think it's a work that is uniquely interesting for this kind of work.

I'm curious about how the main character uses his powers. I want to know the future of family relationships, relationships, etc. It was very interesting.

No, it's not overkill ⁉ If I were this successful at age 6, the future would be terrifying. The main character is not only strong, but also very kind, and I can't see any flaws.

It's a very complicated setup. To put it bluntly, it's a good read. To put it bluntly, it's difficult to understand. There are a lot of explanations to make up for the difficulty of understanding, but it's nice that it comes right into my head even without an explanation

Speaking of 6 years old, I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of activities Noah has to do in the future, even though he's still a child, and I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of activities he has in the future.

I'm looking forward to the talents that have shown outstanding talent since childhood and become adults in the future. I'm still starting to read it, but I'm going to prepare it little by little.

I read volume 1, but the pictures are beautiful, and reading comics with lots of dialogue overall is tiring and the tempo is bad, so it's nice because I can read at a good tempo at around this point.

I think it's a pretty plain manga, but it's good. The smarts and strength of the main character, Noah, are impressive and very interesting. I'm also looking forward to the next volume.

The development of the story feels good and is interesting. I like that it has a good tempo and is easy to read. It's a work I'm looking forward to developing in the future.

It's fun to read Warriors, who are strong and smart! However, the settings feel sweet, and there is a sense of incongruity when loading. Why is the content shallow in spite of the stiff wording, the feeling that the value of money isn't unified (using a much larger amount than salary), and why is the young man from the village a smart kid just reincarnated? or something. It was interesting to read it smoothly without thinking too much.

Cheats are common in Reincarnated People, but it's a trend where the story progresses with feel-good cheat power, and the main character's rank rises. Even though the king seems to be competent, his parents are stupid (?) There is also that feeling, and there are places where people advance extra in their careers, but above all else, the main character doesn't have an age-appropriate attitude and only responds in an adult manner, so I think there are people who feel that it is different depending on the person. In a sense, it's a cheat festival.

There are still many parts I don't understand, but I think the settings etc. are relatively novel. I think it's interesting, but since the main character is worried and almost never wants to grow up, and I don't really like pictures, I gave it 4 stars.