Reviews for Assistant Teacher at a Girls Magic Academy Manga

As a story, you can enjoy it without being biased towards either moderate romance or battle. There are also many battle games that you can enjoy at the beginning of the story and are unbearable to watch from the middle, so I would like to look forward to the future.

I almost missed it when I saw the title... I was drawn to the picture and read it, and it was very, very interesting. The main character, who has a core of “ability and morality,” mercilessly succumbs and defeats the villain, so it makes me feel “refreshed” and “refreshed” when reading it.

The pictures are beautiful, and I like the content, but it's probably a girls' comic with a thin story and no weight

It's the best. There is no need for superfluous words. The web version was good too, but the merits unique to the Yahari Comicalized version are appearing everywhere. I can safely recommend this work to others.

It's insanely interesting. I wanted a teacher like this to teach me a lot. The story was easy to read, and the pictures were beautiful.

The pictures are cute, I like the story, and the fact that it's unforgiving is irresistible. I hope it continues soon.

I haven't read the original story, but I just like the paintings by Mr. Fujimoto, who is in charge of drawing.

The drawing power is high, the content is easy to enter, and the volume is high, so I think it's a high level work. It's a girls' comic (currently a shonen manga), but since it also has royal patterns that men like, I think the content is interesting for both men and women.

They started off as cheat boys with a strong sense of fantasy, but they gradually moved to the Harem route. It's a philanthropic setting, so I don't care that much at the moment

I don't really like it, but I like the story, so I want to buy it next time

It's interesting, but is this a jealous heroine who seems to bind the main character who hasn't waited that long since they met? I don't really like it myself.

The main character has the best setting in the template, but the story structure and the entanglement of the other characters were pretty interesting. I'm looking forward to the next volume

It's described as a girls' manga, but it's a work that even men can enjoy normally. I think the story and pictures are very good.

It's a story about the main character, Magical Genius, who goes outside to become an adventurer, but then becomes a magic school teacher in some way. Women are soothed when they look cute. A girls' school is important, isn't it? I'm talking about who would watch it if it were a boys' school. If it were me, I wouldn't even try reading it. First, the main character is a genius called an all-rounder who can use all attributes. He's usually a kind, good-natured man, but he's the type to kill bad guys with no shame. The common itchy part of Isekai Mono has been resolved. He's such a strong and kind handsome teacher, so they're popular at girls' high schools, right? If it were real, you would be free to choose. However, there are no depictions of this comic being popular at all. Rather, it's suspicious. However, it's strange that they are popular with the same teachers. This is called Lori avoidance. I've avoided it, and there's nothing.