Reviews for Homeland Dropout: The Time I Was Reincarnated as the Fourth Enchanter in the Entire World Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is a comicalized work of the popular novel from “Naro.” Jinkuro, who should have died after being hit by a truck, woke up and was reincarnated as Jin Ku, the eldest son of the Duke's family. It seems that he was dismissed as an escort for the crown prince, abolished by his father, stripped of his aristocrat status, and then deported. Before I knew it, the status screen I was watching in the game was floating in the air. It seems that he has awoken up as the owner of the devil. When I checked my status, the magic granted was S, and apparently I was the fourth “grantor” with only 3 people in the world. Using grant techniques that can enhance everything, the path to living freely as an adventurer has begun. I also got an item box, got help from my brother Esther, and everything was ready for the trip. My heart is thrilled to see the invincible Jin play an active role by strengthening myself more and more using the art of granting.

This review contains spoilers. It's a classic banishment story, but it's not that the main character is unaware and strong, and it was nice that they actively carried out knowledge and experiences after knowing that they were actually strong, strategies using their brains, and leveling up friends, etc., and it was nice that everyone became stronger. I thought it was an interesting point because I thought it was unusual that they were not free or adventurers I met in the city, and that my friends were taken from slavery and raised with their own hands. Also, it's not completely a cheat, and I thought it was an interesting comic because there are laughable parts, such as scenes where my stomach gets bloated from drinking too many potions. When I was an aristocrat, not everyone was an enemy, and the younger brother who was most likely to be hostile in this kind of exile loved my older brother, became a slave himself, went to his older brother, and fought together, which made me cry a little bit. There are also unusual elements, and I thought it was an interesting comic.

This review contains spoilers. The characters who were reincarnated in Isekai Tensei actually have cheats, and I thought it was a template where they would go crazy after being banished, but in fact, they understood the situation where birth was quite troublesome, and they were banished at a good timing, so in a sense, I'm surprised by the lucky development. I want him to be safely reunited with my kind brother who has always been on my side.

This review contains spoilers. I tried reading this one, which came up as a recommendation by chance, and it was so interesting that I bought all the volumes at once! The settings such as reincarnation in the beginning are royal, but Reminiscences of Reincarnation are surprisingly easy, and the rest is just an RPG. The story, mentality, and relationships are positive and bright. I was curious about the fate of the beautiful dragon that came out in the new edition, so I read the novel. What surprised me was that it was updated almost every day. Moreover, the sentences in each episode are short and easy to read. I thought episode 1500 would be impossible, but since it's easy to read, I read it smoothly. I am grateful that they have left an internet novel even though books are out. The story progresses quickly, so even though there are 1500 episodes, I think Comicalize will soon catch up. Unlike comics, there's a slight gap in the novel where Gilbert and the main character meet in person, huh? I thought, but is the artist's suggestion on the comic's bonus page? It seems that it was modified by, and it was a trivial matter no matter which way they joined, so I thought there was no problem. What I was particularly interested in reading the novel was that at some stage Gilbert leveled up drastically and said, “I'm happy!” I'm really happy with that scene. The tone has changed quite a bit since the comic encounter scene, so it's hard to imagine, but something seems really happy, so I want to watch that comic scene as soon as possible! I thought so. Other magicians, brave men, and saints in the novel? It seems that they will also appear, and I'm looking forward to future comic editions. 205/08/15 postscript I was surprised to learn that the latest edition was the last volume and immediately purchased and read it. this is how it came! While thinking about it, I thought it was just the right way to end, with Esther being brave and Gilbert remaining human. (※In the story before the novel, Esther had two more names than in the comics, and it's pretty pitiful that she was treated too much as a princess or goddess...)

This review contains spoilers. I've only read one volume, but it's not really unique, such as faces and action scenes, etc., but it's nice and has habits, and it's well-drawn, so I can read on without hesitation. While there is talk and a sense of stress, etc., they are moderately unrivaled. While there is a sense of excitement, the ease of reading without ink and the sense of balance is wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are easy to see and understand, but at first I felt a habit and had a sense that I wasn't good at it. However, as I read on, I got used to it. It's a common story where the feeling of being left behind is only at the beginning, they have a good encounter, and the rest is simply the strongest. But I end up reading it. Lol the battles are also at a good tempo, and the story progresses quickly, so it's very easy to read without bothering, and it's just right for reading smoothly without thinking about anything.

This review contains spoilers. Falling behind is a misdemeanor!! (Laughter) I was banished, but I had memories of my previous life, made various preparations in advance, and broke up with my precious younger brother... it's a good story about looking out over the wide world by doing what I can do by making full use of magicians, appraisers, etc.! I met an adventurer along the way and it felt like a good fate in a good sense! It's funny to drink a potion every time you give it to them! It was also nice to dive into the dungeon and hire slaves to solidify my surroundings.

This review contains spoilers. It's a strong one that can give various stats to various equipment, and the main character also has a good personality, so I can read it comfortably. The number of good friends is increasing, so the content is warm.

This review contains spoilers. I was able to read it without being too aware that it was a shonen manga about reincarnation, so I'm glad this work was easy to read. Even though he was born into a family with a prestigious spear family, I thought it was a pity that the main character had no talent for spears, but thanks to the amazing abilities the main character had, I'm happy that the protagonist's aftermath brightened up. It was a favorite development, and the story was interesting.