Reviews for Magus of the Library Manga

Why is this author able to expand her imagination so much? Why is it impressive even though it's a comic? It's a careful explanation and ingenuity, isn't it? I read it thinking it's a novel. The latest volume depicts how Sophie, whom I'm most interested in, became a novelist, and I thought it would be good at this price in a volume of one book or more. The downside is that only about one book is sold every year, so I can't wait for the next volume

It's a story that combines philosophy, education, thought, and culture, and although it may be a slightly exaggerated expression, it is extremely close to the recipient side of the reading material. I want you to keep drawing to the end for as long as possible. I'll buy it even if it costs 3000 yen per volume.

It's a good read, and it's interesting. Various things flowed through my head in reverse proportion to the number of characters. It flowed so clearly that there were only a few scenes left in my head, but only those few scenes filled my stomach.

The density is just amazing. The satisfaction of volume 1 volume is also amazing. The writing and the grandeur of the story are so incredible that it will take years to complete, but I want to watch it. I want the author to stay healthy and keep running until the end. There's a lot of information on each page, so I thought I'd quickly read up to the 10 volumes that are out now and then carefully reread them at a later date, so this is my impression for now. I'll reread it again and write my impressions.

Difficult words and situations are used a lot, but the insanely interesting pictures are also beautiful, and it's hard to match the names with the people they like, so who is it? It becomes occasional

It's a better work that resonates much more in my heart than any volume up until now. When my heart gets tired, I read this and set off on an adventure into the ocean inside of my heart!

It was a little while ago, but I came across this work and proceeded to read it all at once from there to where it came out at that time. I remember being happy because there aren't many works that I'm glad I came across. You will be betrayed if you continue reading this first imagination in a good form. I appreciate that too. It's a carefully drawn work, so the way it progresses is at a slow pace, but I was looking forward to the new issue coming out because that was also a good point. Finally, volume 10. It's exciting.

A world view that draws you in. It was a movie-like comic that I had to put a little bit of energy into reading. How will this protagonist overcome the confusion and crisis that may occur in the future? But I'm sure he'll be fine. He was the protagonist who received such trust.

I thought it was really a library story, but it was a story about an epic book about the people who meet Shio the boy! Being persecuted, Shio meets Sedona, aims for Kahuna, and vows to become stronger! When I was a boy, Shio is so honest and cute!

The story is so epic that I'm really curious about the continuation. The pictures are very beautiful, and it's very easy to read and empathize with since there are no contradictions in the story. Personally, I like this manga the most.

My favorite keywords, such as library and librarian, were lined up, so I tried reading them. I read through all 9 volumes at once. The variety of characters makes the protagonist, who is dangerously straight, stand out even more. There seem to be signs all over the place, so I'm really looking forward to future developments. It was really nice to notice its existence.

The fantasy world is amazing. There was an overwhelming view of the world, just like when I watched the movie Star Wars or The NeverEnding Story. This is the setting when you're reading it, isn't it? I lost my consciousness of trying to take it calmly, and I was drawn into the world in no time. interesting! great!

I'm grateful that I was able to come across such wonderful comics and that they made such an amazing work! I read a lot of comics, but I was so moved that I reviewed them for the first time! It's such a wonderful work in terms of content, drawing power, structure, and worldview. I'm drawn in so much that I don't have enough sleep.

Why didn't you notice the existence of this comic? It's insanely interesting. There is a movie-like production, and often disturbing narratives are sandwiched between, so I'm a little scared to read... the story of aiming to be a librarian is more than enough interesting enough, so I wanted to read that alone.

To be honest, I was a little surprised that it was such an epic story when I looked at it out of curiosity at first. I think it's a book where you can really feel the history of loving books and working your whole life for books! However, I have a feeling that the conversation is going to be a little long.

It's great. A story about a fictional world in which ethnic groups, religion, wars, history, and people are meticulously constructed. There are many episodes involving discrimination. How important is the existence of a book, how great is its influence, and how difficult it is to determine the truth or falsehood. The books you read make people and make history, so you can get into the worldview that what controls the book controls the world, and protecting the book protects the world without any sense of incongruity. It seems like a heavy and difficult story when written like this, but it's a story format like an adventure story about a rural boy, and the boy grows up by meeting people while moving unusually while living a gentle and refreshing life, and his surroundings are full of personality and appeal, so it's fun to read. Beautiful pictures with wonderful writing and an overwhelming view of the world, just like when I was a kid, wow! I entered the world of books with my eyes shining, and I couldn't stop turning the pages. It's such a wonderful fantasy.

It's so much fun. The view of the world was so good that I forgot the time to read it...! I recommend it because the personality of the main character makes you want to cheer for it, and it's fun to read without stress. It was a comic where I learned the importance of books.

It's a really solid story, so at first, I read on because the entrance was broad and interested, then when I was curious and proceeded to buy it, and when the story came inside, OK, I read it!! I needed a little bit of awareness, but that's why I went on reading up to 8 volumes at once. What an interesting story.

There is no scene where you can see the suspect! The expressive power, such as depictions that make people read a book, is wonderful, the settings are elaborate, and the pictures are so beautiful! I'm really worried about the future!