Reviews for The Amazing Village Creator: Slow Living with the Village Building Cheat Skill Manga

This review contains spoilers. So-called, it wasn't a combat skill, so they were banished from their home and forced into a territory that seemed abandoned by everyone, but in fact, the main character's skills didn't specialize in village development or territory defense, and before I knew it, it became an easier place to live than anywhere else. In the case of this film, each resident has their own personality, so I think it would be nice to have the main character. Developing equipment and infrastructure is the main character's skill, but since the residents are the main players in managing it, I'm personally wondering if it's a work around management about how to raise the sense of love in the village and how to support the residents who have declined. The sibling confrontation is intensifying here too, so I'm looking forward to seeing how the story progresses after this is over.

This review contains spoilers. A story where the protagonist, who was evicted by his family due to his abilities, creates a territory. It's amazing to be able to create a province. There are many people who are doing their best while receiving support from those around them. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of territory it will become.

This review contains spoilers. Luke was banished because he didn't get the gifts his parents expected. If you choose what you need by using gift power points, it pops out without even building a hut is too much of a cheat. It's different from the shopping system, so it's convenient to come out without the work of making it, but it makes me think hmm. Anyway, anything goes so much that I think Luke can do is more than a gift. Milia and Selen are interesting, and the group that first became villagers are also good people, and the story is relatively calm and interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The work on the theme of “village building” was very interesting, and since it's a slow life style that is common these days, I enjoyed reading it in an interesting way. I'm also convinced that there are so many works like this.

This review contains spoilers. When I first received the gift of “village building,” I sensed an atmosphere where people around him weren't expected, but Luke himself, who was sent to Shintenchi, found positive hope in the fact that he wasn't that depressed. Also, I can strongly feel the personality of Milia who followed him, and he seems to be dependable. There are signs that the number of friends will increase in the future, and that is actually true, so I would like to read on with anticipation. Personally, when I looked at the contents of the panel operated by the main character, I felt the feeling of a territory management game, and I thought the display and action selection cursors were nostalgic.

This review contains spoilers. I read it because I thought Maid looked good, but I like Shota and I'm pretty much a desire liberator... the main character isn't dealing with them at all, so it's healthy, and it's a gag, but hmm... the main character who was set up improperly seems cute and works hard, so I want to cheer for them

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about the son of a feudal lord who was evicted from his house because he was given a mysterious gift and village planning. That was pretty interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The settings were detailed, and it was fun to read the scenes of “Village Building.” Overall, it was heartwarming, I read it, and I thought it was a healing work. I'm glad there were laughable scenes too.

This review contains spoilers. In a world where “gifts” from God are given at age 12, what is “village planning”? The protagonist received such a gift. A tragedy occurs where the half-siblings receive the “sword skill” desired by their parents. And then banished. A “village building” gift that can be activated on empty land. Instead of doing it all at once, you literally build a village while steadily consuming village points, increase the number of villagers, and live as a village chief. I like that step by step. I like it. And what is reassuring is that my maid Milia is with me. The place called hidden shota also has a good flavor. Is it really possible to protect the protagonist's manners!? I'm sure it's not that kind of comic, but...

This review contains spoilers. I thought the “village building” scene was interesting. It's heartwarming, and I think it's an interesting work. There were also serious scenes, and I thought it was a sharp story.

This review contains spoilers. Village building stuff is my favorite type, so the reviews are poor. When I thought that if I paid the maid's donation to the church to reveal the gift, the rest of the villagers would be free, it was a skill. Even so, it's a bit too straightforward. As expected, even though there is no sewerage system, I think a unit bath or a kitchen with a gas stove and hot water supply is cheating. I wonder if it's not gas, but magic, the water source is water magic, and waste water goes to subspace. It's ridiculous to thank God for everything, isn't it? The meaning of a pump type well... It developed more and more conveniently by conquering bandits, making baths, etc., and it is now possible to make weapons with secret tricks similar to 00 by asking for a little potion. It's my favorite type of work, so I want it to continue like this.