Reviews for Ya Boy Kongming! Manga

It is an eye-opening work that brilliantly incorporates the themes of the Three Kingdoms and club music, which at first glance seem to be an amazing match, into the medium of comics. Who would have imagined that the old art of war would work to attract club customers (laughs) Unfortunately, I'm not bright about history or music, so I haven't been able to dig deep into these props, which are the key to the story, but I think those who are interested in either one would be even more interesting.

It's so interesting!!! I don't know much about the Three Kingdoms, but for Eiko's success, for Komei's own peace of the country, I was surprised yet excited that it would be a strategy until she grasped success... The relationship between the main character, Komei and Eiko, is a clean, exquisite, and nice relationship. The discussion between Komei and the owner, who loves the Three Kingdoms, makes me smile. And Komei is so cool! I would fall in love with someone like this ♡

It's a transition story where I thought it was only about Charai Komei, but in reality that wasn't the case. Komei, who has grown young, adapts to the modern world, and everyone who comes out is fascinating. Needless to say that the picture is beautiful, the composition is amazing

When I tried reading it, I was addicted to it. Reincarnated in modern Japan, she makes plans as a girl who dreams of being a singer, and takes over the country with music! I often came up with this kind of setting. I thought I'd read Three Kingdoms next time. Then you might enjoy it even more.

Contrary to the light Nori title, it has more of a Three Kingdoms flavor than I had imagined, and it's a good work. I read it all at once.

I want people who like the Three Kingdoms and those who don't like it to read it. If you see Halloween costumes in modern Shibuya, I think it would be hell even for Japanese people in the old days.

It's not just modern reincarnation, it's interesting to solve problems by applying anecdotes from the past to the present day! It was like I could hear music even though it was just pictures and letters! I would be happy if it was made into an anime. The characters also have good personalities and are fun to read! I'm also interested in the Three Kingdoms!

I thought it was a charai comic and read it lightly, and I was pretty addicted to it? It's a comic where Komei is reincarnated into the present day, and Komei blends in too fast with the color of Paris (laughs), so the main character is Komei, so they use a strategy to form a monarch, but the scene where Shakuhei Hachijin, the strategy used in volume 1, goes to the DJ club was really popular. If you're a first-time viewer, I definitely want you to take a look that far. Other than that, there were many highlights, such as taking over the world, winning and losing battles (lots of battles), and strategies to use, etc., and it was a pretty aggressive comic because you were worried about the future?

People who were reviewing the same work recommended it, so I was interested. I only know about the Three Kingdoms about games, but Komei is just right, and that alone makes me laugh. The development is full of modern elements, yet it is interesting to get through with the Three Kingdoms strategy. I was strangely convinced, “Komei would do it lol.” Soldiers who have decided who they should serve are strong, aren't they?

The content can be fully enjoyed even if you read it without knowledge of the Three Kingdoms, but there is no doubt that people who are familiar with it by reading entertainment and history books will enjoy it even more. Personally, the character of the Mikokushi Ota store manager is the best! As far as I know, there are parts of the club scene that are slightly different from reality, and there is a sense of incongruity, but there is no problem with the story.

How happy would a Three Kingdoms connoisseur be to know that the real Zhuge Liang and Kong Ming will come back to life in the present day? That's a crazy story.

I like the Three Kingdoms, so when I checked it out, I was addicted to it. It comes with an episode of Choichoi Sangokushi in between, Komei's characters are interesting, and the heroine is cute! The conversation between the owner, who loves the Three Kingdoms, and Komei is also interesting. I feel energized when I read a positive story.

Even if you don't know the Three Kingdoms, you can start reading it. If I'm just curious about the Three Kingdoms, I feel like if I look up Komei a little bit on the wiki. It felt like Komei was doing the marketing, and it was really interesting, so I bought it in a paper book.

It's insanely interesting! Even if you don't know the Three Kingdoms, you can enjoy it and learn!

When I first tried reading it, I was lighthearted that it might make fun of historical figures who fought for their lives, but as I read on, it carefully depicted how Komei supports the characters who are desperately living in the present, and I liked it. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

I don't know about the Three Kingdoms, but I enjoyed reading it. Wouldn't it be more fun if I knew?

It was a very learning story. I like Komei, but I don't like Paripi, so I didn't read it, but it's pretty interesting. If you like the Three Kingdoms, I definitely want you to read it. If you pay particular attention to the names of the characters, it's fun that someone who says, well, maybe this person's model... comes up.