Reviews for The Sorcerer on the Hill Manga

I was drawn to the picture. It was a little strange that it was a BL genre, but I was impressed by how well the story structure was drawn.

A work I bought based on reviews ♦ I wish I had read it sooner ‼ Is it an epic fantasy work that fascinates me with only the story that makes me think I don't need a BL tag? is it perfect for those who focus on the story? The picture book-like design also matches the world view and I like it ♎ I love erotic BL with lots of handsome men and beautiful women, but I recommend that you change your brain once and enjoy the story in a pure way from the BL frame ✨ continues with The King of None → Golden Kishikawa?

After reading this work, I quickly collected Meiji Kanako sensei's works. In addition to the wonderful story, the pictures with a delicate touch are also wonderful. The involvement typical of BL is weak, but it is an epic love story spanning many years that transcends generations. Among BL works, I definitely want those who want to read works that have a deeper mental connection than physical contact, and who can read bromances even if they can't do a rough BL, I definitely want them to read it.

I saw the reviews and it looked really interesting, so I bought it. Magical things don't have persuasive power if they aren't conceived based on deep knowledge or ideas, and they tend to be flimsy when read, but in addition to that, they brilliantly surpassed expectations of high reviews. It's a pity that I don't really like pictures, but even so, I was drawn more and more to the story.

I'm a little bad at painting, and the BL elements are weak, but I can say that it's still interesting. A label raised as a sorcerer's apprentice. They misunderstood that they were poor, and they were so cute. I want to read more future stories.

I bought all of them out of nowhere. Eh, I thought this was BL, but after reading up to 3 volumes, I felt a slight BL component. But regardless of that, the view of the world is interesting. It was in line with other people's reviews! The hurdle was raised in anticipation, but it made me want to watch it all the time. I think I'll reread it over and over again. Gaiden is good too. The young envoy is cute.

The view of the world is really amazing! It's safe to say that it doesn't have any BL feeling, but that's why I definitely want people who like fantasy to read it. I thought it would be a waste that I hadn't known such a wonderful work until now.

There's no BL feeling like Moe or anything like that at all. But it's a fantasy with a very well-established worldview, and it's interesting.

A world where wizards and humans coexist. It depicts that worldview, history, and everyday life in perfect balance. The wizard's settings are detailed and varied, but I don't feel unnatural at all. It's a mixed feeling when a wizard who says he lives a long time talks to a child studying history, but even that expressionless face tells the story of that history and life. The genre is BL, so you can imagine it, but if you read it without knowing the genre, you probably won't feel BL at all in volume 1. Probably because of the title, volumes 1, 2, and 3 are separate comics, and the downside is that I can't organize my bookshelves. The pictures are quite unique, so it was a bit difficult to read at first, but I was drawn into the story, and I fell in love with the tasteful pictures.

A fantasy with an overwhelming view of the world! That's sad BL! It's a very sad and furious development, but the aftertaste is really nice. Actually, it's also a comedy. I love it!!

The BL elements were weak, but the fantasy elements were worth reading. I wonder how it will end.

When I first tried reading the picture, I hesitated to buy it because I thought I wouldn't like the picture, but I was curious about the word wizard and said, “Well! It was a hit when I bought it because it was as easy as “OK”. As I reread it over and over again, I began to feel that the pictures were also tasteful. It's a story about one great wizard living with a boy, but the concept of a wizard is interesting. Volume 1 continues on to the next volume with an atmosphere that seems to be in the past. However, the BL feeling is weak, so I don't think it's enough for those who really want to read BL.

This is a memorable first film. Even though it's a strange view of the world, it makes me feel like there is such a world. I like the characters too. I definitely want to read the new work!

There are a lot of things I want to review. Meiji Kanako sensei has a strong impression of her pictures and stories. The teacher's unique touch was even more impressive in this story. I like volume 2. “My King” and “My Wizard” is this a sad love? And the existence of “my label.” Lee says that she will be saved by this existence. I wonder if people still seek an existence like the sun. The innocent label is absolutely adorable, but I'm a royal person. I'm so moved by the last meeting between Lee and the king and the conversation they had.

For example, when I read Western fantasy novels written a long time ago, I feel that the sentences are dusty, mixed with something from time immemorial. It's a sign that there are things that transcend people even though they don't adorn it as wood. I was surprised to feel that I experienced a feeling similar to that in this comic. I really recommend it.

I really like the childish nature of the label and the mentality of Lee's mentor.

After reading all the stories and then rereading them again, did this mean something like this! There is a discovery. When I first read it, I thought it was interesting, but when I read it again, Lee's deep sorrow and love came through my heart. I'm glad it went beyond the BL category.

I've always been curious about its existence, but I didn't like the touch of the picture, so I thought I'd read it if I felt like it... until now. I'm already addicted to Strike (lol) The label is so cute! Missionaries are cute! Mr. Lee is wonderful! I'm sure I thought it was a picture I didn't like until now, but now it seems like a wonderful picture with flavor (laughs) There's no BL at all, but it's so interesting that I don't care about that. Rather, it's sad that there aren't many readers because there are BL groups. Somehow, it's a strange feeling, like reading a children's story that has been around for a long time, or watching a movie. The story is still just the beginning, and I'm looking forward to the continuation when I think that various things about Mr. Lee's past etc. will be understood from now on.

I bought it a few years ago, and I love it so much that I've read it over and over again. It's a mysterious work that mixes fear and dust, with a fairytale-like worldview. There's no sex, but it's sad, warm, and exciting and immersive. Do you love LaBelle and Lady Lee? Ever since I read it, I've been smitten with Lee-sama, who has a stoic sex appeal? I definitely recommend it to anyone who is unsure.