Reviews for Ya Boy Kongming! Manga

I'm not familiar with the Three Kingdoms, but I thought this comic was interesting. (I started with the anime) It's fun to read the well-paced developments.

I was first drawn in by the unexpectedness of the setting, the story, and the good tempo. At first glance, it looks like a mess, but I'm convinced when I think that is certainly the big goal that Kong Ming (and Liu Bei) wanted in the end. Not only Komei, but also the heroine and other characters are drawn in an appealing manner. Don't overlook the dynamic and detailed expressions of the picture.

I think works that have succeeded in creating a story where such a big person is reincarnated, and a transcendental and interesting story that makes full use of that ability, are extremely rare. What kind of story do you think it is, incorporating Komei's famous episodes and words into the growth of the protagonist who aims to become a singer, but you don't understand the fun of this story until you read it. I think this is an amazing work.

It's interesting even if you know the Three Kingdoms, and I think you can enjoy it enough even if you don't know it. Komei's adaptability is amazing. The entertainment industry is also like a turbulent world, so Komei's power is demonstrated without regret. I want to cheer EIKO straight forward and hard. Books always end in a good place, so I can't wait for future developments.

I was curious about the movie, so I also read comics. I don't know much about the Three Kingdoms, but I was able to read it in an interesting way regardless. I thought it was a gag comic from the title, but as I read it, I also wanted to support EIKO

I've been watching a bit of anime before. It must have been late at night... there are a lot of comics out there! I was surprised!

I only read the Three Kingdoms for a moment, but it was surprising and I was baffled by it! Komei is so cool! Rather, this made me interested in the Three Kingdoms. But after all, good people are “good people” no matter what kind of environment~

I'm interested in the Three Kingdoms, so I bought it. It's a story about Zhuge Kongming in particular, so I really sympathized with it. Sun Tzu's “Art of War” was a tremendous learning experience, and I use it as a reference for my work. Since it's a workplace that requires a strategy, this comic is very useful.

Well, this is a big comic. I originally liked Zhuge Liang and Kong Ming, so the story setting where he died and was reincarnated in Japan is interesting. It keeps on reading, doesn't it?

The way Zhuge Liang and Kong Ming of the Three Kingdoms intertwined with the modern music industry is novel and too interesting. It sounds cool to me as the soldier Komei, but when it comes to what he does... it's interesting. It's a work filled with likes, music and comedy elements, and I'm worried about future developments.

I think it looks very interesting. It was also made into an anime, and it's also going to be made into a drama. I think that's interesting

When I first saw the title, I was really interested in “Komei is Paripi.” When I read it, I felt like a producer rather than Paripi, and there wasn't that much of a sense of crispy... it just felt like pop. But I thought they were good at attaching titles. If I were to give it a light novel style title, it would probably be “When I Got Reincarnated, That Time I Became a Soldier by an Amateur Musician.” I knew Komei's name and occupation, so I enjoyed it as a parody work, but people who are familiar with the Three Kingdoms and are very particular about it say, “This isn't Komei!” It might make you think like that. Actually, “would it work that well?” There were also places where I thought. Anyway, I recommend reading it in the light. The dramas that started recently were also pretty good.

Dramas are being made. In my brain, colors and sounds that didn't come along with comics have become more and more reality, and they have been converted into 3D. An amazing change. You should enjoy it along with the drama. For the most part, I often think that the original story was good or deep, but for the first time I thought I should enjoy both.

I watched the anime and read it. Komei's crispy feeling is very interesting even though he's not a modern person. Please read it.

I first read it on the news that it's going to be made into a drama. This is interesting. It's pop, the pictures are beautiful, and I can read it. Mukai Osamu?? I thought so, but I'm really looking forward to it being made into a drama!

I thought it looked interesting from the title and cover, and of course it was interesting even when I read it. I'd love to read more if I get a chance.

I watched the comic because it was said that it would be made into a drama, but is that interesting? You can enjoy it without knowledge of the Three Kingdoms or Komei. I'm also looking forward to dramas ✨