Reviews for From Leveling Up the Hero to Leveling Up a Nation Manga

This review contains spoilers. I like land management stuff, so I want to read it unconditionally, but this work is also interesting. The beginning is a regular pattern where, depending on the example, the former party is fired due to lack of ability. However, when it comes to individual abilities, lack of ability is true, and they left the party after being satisfied with it. Of course, it's an amicable retirement where you get a territory in exchange for retirement benefits, not to mention your share up until now. They have poor dexterity and can handle everything flawlessly, but they are up to intermediate level. However, it is a very unique work where the protagonist, who has excellent training skills, registers his own territory in a party with the Adventurers Guild, trains the people of the domain, and performs quests, and I'm looking forward to the future and seeing how far it will develop after starting in earnest, and there are many characters that are worried about the future of the supporting characters.

This review contains spoilers. When I thought it was the touch of a picture I had seen somewhere, it was Seiki's bread. Other than the fact that I don't think scenes where the main character smokes cigarettes are necessary, I think it's usually interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The main character's skills haven't even been demonstrated, so volume 1 feels like an entire introduction. Every character is good at showing that they are holding something and seem to be closely intertwined later, and I'm looking forward to seeing how the territory is improved. The female characters in the main story are expressive and charming, but they're ruined by the cover. Also, I wonder how to use that vertical Solovan...