Reviews for Magus of the Library Manga

It's a work with proper content. I've read up to the latest volume (volume 8), but if it's this book, I don't think I'll lose money if I buy it. Recently, there are many works that say “they want to show the activities of the characters, so other depictions are poor,” and that is why it's fun to read them as entertainment works. In this work, the world within the work, the peoples living in it, the history they have walked through, ideas and conflicts, etc. are well structured, and the actions and actions of the characters also have proper reasons and past. The message is strong, and while there are many points that make you think, the sense of balance that doesn't make the whole work too rigid is also amazing. For the first time in a long time, I wanted to think, “What kind of person was the person who wrote this work, and how many things did they think about when compiling the story?” I recommend it.

At first, I was drawn to the world setting where books have become special, and I started reading them. In such cases, I'm worried about the punch line, but an even wider view of the world becomes apparent without slacking off at all. It's interesting!

I recommend it to anyone who loves books, books, libraries, history, magic, and a wide variety of cultures. As I read, I realize that knowledge is a treasure.

It all boils down to great words. A spectacular landscape seen through the main character, Shio. There are also ethnic groups, history, conflicts, and unclean events in this world, but it is a story that can be seen from a bird's-eye view and gently draws you in. I myself don't know how I arrived at this work, and I shudder at the good fortune I got to know it. At the same time, it's a work I regret not reading sooner because of why I didn't know it until now. Of course, the job of being a librarian (kahuna) is attractive, but above all else, I like the background and character of the main character Shio. You've been working insanely hard ~, hard working man! they'll cheer for you, right? The characters around them are also unique and nice. The older sister who strongly taught “to know and learn” is also wonderful! Up to volume 3, there is one section until you challenge the Kahuna Test and get the results. The process of simply taking on the super difficult exam is fun to read. Starting with volume 4, we'll switch to a new scene again. I'm happy that it's a story that puts more emphasis on “books” than libraries and librarians. How do we move forward? It's more like a glimpse into the history of a country than a fantasy. The settings are also well-designed and easy to read. There is a description of the original story, but the setting that probably includes this work is created. Naturally, my heart gets heated and I almost burst into tears by the flawless construction and Shio's pure challenge. This is my most exciting work right now. *I have read up to 8 volumes of the current edition. It's getting more and more interesting, and the seeds of a flickering story are being planted, but it feels like the story is so grand that it hardly progresses in volume 8. I know it will finally lead to Kirae and come together, but to be honest, I want a little more development. The recommendation doesn't change, but do you read it after it's finished, or sit back and wait quietly without worrying about how it progresses or when it's published. Either way, I'll definitely read it! I need at least 8 more volumes in terms of experience if it's like the seeds that were sown. Probably more than that. Because there's still more to come! I want the artists to continue drawing well and healthily.

A profound and profound story. The real thrill of fantasy is so packed into it. How does the main character, Shio, look at and interpret the world, and how does he act? I was drawn into the work that was carefully spun and drawn with precise calculation and thought. I'm really looking forward to the continuation. I really like intermission encyclopedias or leaflet-like pages.

George Peabody Library opened in 1878 (Baltimore, USA) St. Florian Abbey Library construction began in 1744 () Mafra National Palace Library completed 1730 (Portugal) Stuttgart City Library completed in 2011 (Germany) Royal Portuguese Library established in 1837 (Rio de Janeiro) Victorian State Library opened in 1856 (Moat, Melbourne) Trinity College Library completed in 1732 (Ai) Dublin) National Diet Library established in 1897 as the Imperial Library (Japan/Tokyo) Knowledge is aggregated in libraries, and libraries are places where knowledge is disclosed to those who are willing to learn. Now that data conversion is progressing, I want the use of weapons that fly data to be completely prohibited.

The delicate design, which looks like a Persian carpet, and the grand, well-crafted story are both beautiful and strong! Also, various races and people are drawn carefully and in an easy-to-understand manner, and there is an axis (I feel like) that the main role is just a book. The fact that the library on the cover is expressed in one letter is deeply moving, as I have memories of using it when studying for librarian qualifications.

this is amazing!! At first, I thought it would be difficult to explain, but as I read on, I was drawn in. I wonder what it is, sometimes there is something that pours up a lot, and it almost makes me cry. I've only read 3 volumes yet, but I think I'll probably buy them all (laughs)

After a trial reading, don't hesitate to buy it as an adult! The story and illustrations are wonderful. There are a lot of characters, but I like them all cute. Should I say that the characters are hanging up? This makes me want to discuss it with someone. I want to read more soon!!!

The history of books, incunabra, and libraries is also well written, and it's a work that makes you want to go on an adventure. I'm feeling energized by going back to the beginning!

The classic yet fresh story and setting are amazing. The pictures are beautiful and the characters are attractive. ⭐️ I think it's a work suitable for 5. Please read it!

There's no doubt that it's an epic story. There are places that smell a bit like a kingdom, though. Even if you highlight your features with color, such as blond hair or red eyes, it may be difficult to understand because they aren't usually colored.

Even though I have to study for tomorrow, it's so interesting that I don't care about that, and I can't stop, I wonder if this is the appeal of books!!

The way the world is set up without humps, and the depiction is flawless! It would be a waste to turn page by page. I keep looking at the spread pages all the time!

That's great, the boy's passion, the old man, who just pushes straight ahead to make it happen, also became passionate for the first time in a long time. I'm looking forward to the boy's future as to where he will overcome various obstacles and reach.

The view of the world is correct, and the story is like a novel. At the beginning, there is a lot of talk about races and books to explain the worldview, but since bad organizations have come out recently, it seems that battle elements will increase in the future.

I recommend it to people who want to read it carefully. The story is good, and so are the characters! I also learned how to think about religion. books are important~

You will be drawn into the grand view of the world and the precise depiction written down to the smallest detail. Recently, there have been only Isekai Fantasies, and I really hope there will be more fantasies like this. The scene where the main character, Amunn, is discriminated against due to poverty tells the cruel reality of the world, but I was moved by the scene where my older sister pushes her back saying that if she can read a book, she can move on her own feet. I want to support Amun, who continues to have feelings and dreams of loving books even though she is harassed even by people in the same favela by going to school. I'm looking forward to seeing Amun carve out a big way in her life since her encounter with Kahuna.

Of course, the story is deep and intense, but it doesn't lose to it, and I'm overwhelmed by the drawing power that adds even more appeal. What a write. A poor boy's dream is to read books to his heart's content. The reality facing a boy trying to live a noble life in the countryside where discrimination remains is very severe, but it changes when a librarian visits from the capital. Is the perfect fusion of fantasy and reality truly the true essence of comics? It's very satisfying to read, and I'm excited.

The theme was about the existence of a library, and it was very interesting and interesting. The beauty of reading a book and the fact that the book is carefully preserved and can be used by anyone. I wanted to go to the town library.