Reviews for Magus of the Library Manga

It's a picture, but it feels like watching an epic movie. Racism has come up here and there, but so far it's not that heavy. There are places where it's scary, and it's a comic that's good enough to read.

It's awesome!!!! It's a wonderful story that evokes precious feelings that I had almost forgotten. I'm going to read books too.

First of all, I'm overwhelmingly good at painting. beautiful. Also, there is an overwhelming sense of satisfaction and presence among the nation and the world. Does the author also study folklore? The amount of information is amazing even on the one-page quiet story that is a little bit sandwiched between them. It takes time to be fascinated by the pictures and read all the characters, but I don't want to miss them all. The original story “Kaze no Kahuna” is written, but neither the book nor the translation was a hit on the internet. Is it pretending that it says the original story is also some kind of pretending? What's going on in the original author's head?! I feel like I'm watching a movie. Everything was so overwhelming that I bought it on paper too.

I read it on paper, but I threw it away and bought it again. The pictures are so beautiful and the story is like in a movie. What will happen to the story from now on? It's a work I want to keep following.

It was shocking that “Wayan” was drawn. The depth increased when I thought it was based on a puppet play that can be performed all night (registered as an intangible cultural heritage). It's still volume 1, but I hope the main character's story is an adventure followed by an adventure, and a heroic story. I can't help but hope.

I was overwhelmed by the beautiful picture. No, what am I saying here, but in a low voice... I definitely think this is a comic that is better on paper. The story also feels like it progresses by nicely snuggling up to the main character, but there are also bird's-eye views, and it makes me think about various things myself. I even have the feeling that I can't easily lose my view of the world even after I've finished reading it. However, there is only one complaint, and I wish there weren't any big spoilers along the way... I think there are people who like that kind of development, but I wasn't good at it. Even though I was excited to read it, it made me calm down quite a bit. But without a doubt, it's 5 stars. There's no loss in buying this comic.

A story where the main character, a boy who lives discriminated against, changes his outlook on life depending on the book and grows up. It's fantasy, but the pictures are really delicate, detailed, and beautiful. youth? I was surprised that there aren't many shonen comics. The story also has various elements and is solid, so it's a work you'll want to reread over and over again.

I'm glad the main character cried in a pitiful place, cried at a wonderful encounter, and the road opened up. I cried again, and anyway, I cried all the time with all kinds of emotions (laughs) When I made my high school kids read it, I just finished reading volume 1, and I felt like I had finished watching one movie. I really liked it. I've read up to 3 volumes, so for now I'm going to buy the paper edition for 4 to 5 volumes after this — the original story is really solid and there aren't any gaps, huh? The pictures are so beautiful and wonderful! I wanted my kids to read it when they were in the upper grades of elementary school—then the need to study more, how to decide the future. Maybe my way of thinking was even more different I wanted to read the original postscript, but it seems like it wasn't there ⁉ what??? But that's because it's really interesting ‼

Somehow I thought the title was a common one from another world, but what was inside felt like orthodox fantasy. The drawing is beautiful, so it's persuasive! The process in which the characters who had been oppressed found hope was also careful, and the worldview came right in without being unnatural, so I think it's easy to read. It's not a different world like a fake RPG, and it's a well-crafted worldview, so I recommend it!

I'm too worried about the continuation! this is a great comic!! If you are unsure about purchasing, I definitely recommend it.

I've only read volume 1 yet, but it's an epic story and deep content! The picture is amazing too! I'm looking forward to the future!

It's a fantasy film set in a different world that isn't about reincarnation. A story about a boy from a special origin who aims to be a library librarian, which is a flower form of occupation in that world while being harassed. First of all, the drawing power is amazing. Personally, I don't think it's easy to say that professional manga artists are good at drawing, and I think they have individuality and readers' preferences, but even so, I have no choice but to say that this person's drawing ability and writing are amazing. Also, the lines that go everywhere are unique and excellent. It seems that an epic story awaits ahead, so I sincerely hope that you will draw it safely until the end.

The story unfolds around the book, but the setting has also been created, and as I read it, I am drawn more and more into the story. Not only is the story, the pictures are beautiful and easy to read!! I definitely want people who like fantasy to read this book.

This is because it is composed of a solid story, precise pictures, and a superb composition, and occasionally there are surprising scenes with standouts. It came out on top of my list when it came to Isekai Mono.