Reviews for Magus of the Library Manga

The depth of the story, the precision of the picture... these are all amazing words. I happened to know and read it, but I was immediately drawn into that view of the world. Read this work without a song! What surprised me also was that it was the same person who wrote the comic version of That Flower. I was surprised I didn't know.?

Well, it's a terrible story to be discriminated against just because you're born in a favela. I'm looking forward to seeing how the main character lives.

I'm glad that the Book-Loving Girl's Unaware Musou Geki was extremely interesting. I personally love this kind of unconscious work, so it's really interesting.

When I read it while thinking that the story was difficult, the illustrations were so beautiful and delicate, and I was so drawn to the story that it made me want to read on. It made me feel like I couldn't help but cheer for the main character.

Anyway, the picture is delicate. The background is particularly amazing, and I'm moved every time I read it. Also, the story is interesting. A must-read book if you like fantasy.

To be honest, I know the development ahead, but I wonder why it shakes my heart so much... Coupled with the subject of the work, I wonder if this is the power of calligraphy.

First of all, the pictures are really good and beautiful. The details of the background have not been cut out at all. The story, world view, and characters are amazing, and I'm excited to read it. I can't tell the difference between the touch of the picture or the story in fantasy these days, but this work is a completely different level of perfection. I've read up to the latest edition, and I can't wait for the next volume.

It's a comic I've read so far, and I think it's a work that competes for 1 or 2! Both the picture and landscape are wonderful depictions, and the content is good, so it's easy to miss the surroundings, but it's a wonderful work.

I read the author's comic for the first time, and the story is very good and the pictures are very beautiful. It's a good book with a strong bone, thorough elimination of waste, and a very good tempo. If you are tired of the Isekai Monogatari story and its flimsy development, please read it. Even though the main character is being persecuted, he interacts with people of various races and grows strong and strong, and I'm excited to read it! is it a work full of dreams and hopes?

Until 4 is complete. It's a work that draws in all of its drawing power and content. sorry for my lack of vocabulary? I'm excited and moved to come across this kind of work. I am grateful to have come across this work.

I was at a loss when I first saw that the main character was being bullied, but as I read on, I was drawn into the beauty of the pictures and the splendor of the story, and I bought all the volumes that had already been published. I was excited to read the solid view of the world and the beautiful pictures. Right now, I recommend it the most. I want to read more soon.

It tells me that books (knowledge, education) are an irreplaceable treasure for humans. I also love books, so I can really sympathize with the joy of valuing books and gaining new knowledge. Coupled with the fantasy world view, the expressions and descriptions are so wonderful, and time goes by so fast when I read it. I'm looking forward to future developments and endings.

Volume 1 is a preface, so be sure to pick up volume 2! It is an epic fantasy work that unfolds in a finely structured world, and the story progresses like a sentimental picture book in volume 1, but a heart-pounding royal novel story unfolds all at once from volume 2. The characters surrounding the main character, the worldview, and the historical background settings are drawn in, and the production, which looks like a video work, combined with beautiful drawing power, just makes me sigh. It's also nice that the main character gradually becomes a brain player. I'm worried about the continuation the most right now, and I want it to be animated as well. And the great structure of this book. There was no better way to tell a story as a story, and surprise and emotion ran down my spine.

Well, it's an amazing story. I don't think it's a domestic fantasy. There are various opinions in reviews about the book that is written as the original, but the answers will come out by the final round. Anyway, I can tell you a lot that it's a story built by someone who loves paper books. I really want to read it in a beautifully bound book, not an e-book. The pictures are also very careful, and there is no cutting corners at all from corner to corner. I can't wait to see what kind of books and people the main character, Shio, who seems to be overwhelmed by his curiosity about books, or rather stories, and knowledge, will meet, grow up, and become involved in the world.