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

This review contains spoilers. While there are many rotten people such as the country and adults, the main character is facing a terrible situation, but the interesting part where he calmly judges his abilities, defeats monsters, buys slaves, gains strength, and eventually aims for adventurer rank SS rank is that he uses grants techniques to defeat people who oppose monsters by strengthening their bodies and decorations, etc. with physical enhancements, magic enhancements, etc.?

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about the main character, who has been reincarnated in another world as an abandoned aristocrat, and creeps up from the bottom by making full use of a rare skill called jutsu. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

This review contains spoilers. The reincarnation is pretty straightforward, but the pattern of Zink's new departure is clearly depicted. It can be said that it's painful to receive a cold gaze from people around you because of past stories with no memory, but even so, there are people who adore the main character, and I thought my younger brother was a really nice kid. Even so, the magical powers granted are amazing. It feels good to be able to pass easily by making full use of this ability even in situations that seem difficult to overcome at first glance. It also helps him with his own positive thoughts and actions, and it's fun to watch him grow steadily.

This review contains spoilers. It's been going well from the beginning with reincarnation, banishment, rare skills, and make-ups, which are all too greedy. Mofumofu doesn't seem to have appeared... but instead, her younger brother Esther is cute and has an excellent healing effect.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where you can handle the cheat called “The Art of Giving” from being left behind and you look back at it, that's not the case, and it unfolds in a well-balanced manner. There's a sense of exhilaration, the tempo isn't bad, and it's a very well-made work.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a common one, but I liked the fact that the main character had a high likability and that it didn't develop in a harem. Although the main character isn't an insanely nice person, the realistic part mixed with the friendly part, and it was easy to sympathize with. There is a promise development where the cute heroine falls in love with the main character, but since there is no extreme sex appeal, and it's not like it will be made into a harem (when I read volume 1), there was no sense of incongruity with that either. I think it's a reincarnation that you can enjoy with peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. It's pretty interesting! It's going to be a bigger story than I could have imagined (laughs), but it's a story that makes me think I didn't need a setting like reincarnation or anything like that, but it's about being alone in volume 6, so I wonder if there's anything going to happen in the future? Even so, my little brother is Princess Yari... yeah, cute (laughs) and it's easy to read without sex appeal or romance! It's really black con (laughs) but recently, I've only been getting comics about good people, so I was able to read them in a refreshing way! Killings and tortures are normal, and they are not the protagonists to stop them. It's a story with battles, and I don't really understand why the protagonist of the Good Man type is more popular, but I personally like Isekai Mono where lives are cut, or rather death, and they inevitably receive considerable rewards, so I liked this work quite a bit. I just decided to set it to ★ 4 in terms of whether the development was a little too fast.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Jink, who was reincarnated in another world as an abandoned aristocrat, is dressed in a wet suit of poisoning and banished. From there, it's a story that evolves with friends with rare skills that add abilities to items called granting techniques. The highlight is Zink's growth and bonds with friends. Also, the battle and magic scenes are impressive. This work is recommended for people who like adventure fantasy.

This review contains spoilers. After falling down, Zink is an element of personality in his previous life, and stats can also be seen, and Zink's battles where he changed from spear to sword are amazing. There seems to be something about being banished, so I'm curious.

This review contains spoilers. I love the story “The Fallen Man,” which actually has amazing abilities, so I read it while thinking it was interesting. The main character was very charming and I enjoyed reading it.