Reviews for How a Single Gold Coin Can Change an Adventurer's Life Manga

Yep, interesting! The cheats were interesting, but my stomach was full, so the classic ones were fresh. I don't dislike the pictures, and the story isn't bad either. Maybe it's an ungoku swing cheat, but that can't be helped.

Among the recent Adventurer comics, I didn't get reincarnated, and starting with 0 ability values was a good impression for me who only played Dragon Quest!! It has been said that the introduction is long, but since there were many comics of this type that felt like they were left behind due to a lack of explanation, I didn't really care about that either. I want to read the continuation soon

Istopha, an apprentice adventurer, earned a small amount of money with no money, no equipment, and spent every day being plundered by outlaws, but he never gave up and went seriously aiming to become a first-class adventurer. One day, while working hard to harvest herbs as usual, Light Elf adventurer Stella appears right in front of me and offers a gold coin to Istofa. Say it's your chance to get out of your current life and that it's up to you to change it. Istopha was able to dive into the dungeon for the first time by preparing equipment with the money he received. I was finally able to take the first step towards becoming an adventurer.

I haven't read the original novel, and I've read up to 3 volumes. It seems that it has been modified quite a bit since the original. According to a certain encyclopedia, stories that have not been made into books are unfolding, and there are few characters that become friends. The drawing isn't bad for a shonen manga, and the story unfolds slightly slowly, but it's good.

It's a comic where you can clearly understand that the world is still money, and it's a book that clearly shows that we must not forget the kindness of the people around us

I like how the protagonist, who did not rot even in an unfortunate environment and was working hard seriously, received an opportunity, became an adventurer, and worked even harder. I can read it and cheer up.

local goods. As the title suggests, it's a story that begins with how to use one gold coin. I like steady music, so volume 1 was really good. As the story progressed, I think it ended in a good place because I wonder if something little by little didn't suit me, such as the setting of the labyrinth or the slightly larger plot in the ○○ edition.

This work depicts the protagonist, who lives at the bottom of his life, being blessed with a gold coin by a certain elf, and his life changed for the better. Blessed with encounters with people other than her benefactors, the elves, seeing how Istopha gradually grows is similar to watching the growth of a child. I think it is often depicted that Istopha's innate good personality and guts, and his life turned around in one fell swoop using a single piece of gold as a trigger. Regrettably, if “1 gold coin,” which is also the title, were a little more important, and if restrictions could be placed on the purchase of goods or collected as foreshadowing at the end of the game, I think it would have made a unique impression... Coupled with the sudden ending of the story, I had the impression that it was a bit of an abrupt dragonfly.

I really liked the first episode, and it felt like it was the beginning of an orthodox shonen story. Well, the continuation is going to be an adventurer's in the dungeon, but I like the main character's directness. Even when picking medicinal herbs, I was wondering what a good kid he would be after getting good information. I also thought it was interesting to see developments where the lack of magic power in the previous direction was an advantage.

A story about the encounter and growth of a boy who dreams of being a 13-year-old adventurer. If you live a serious life, there will be people watching it, and they will support you and cheer you on. It's a good orthodox manga.

It's a good story where people who are working hard seriously grow little by little with the support of those around them. It makes me want to read more.

It's reassuring to watch that it comes through hard work. Well, it's a story only when there was a fateful encounter, but I can't deny the feeling that I've gotten tired of watching Full Cheats lately. Maybe that's why it's fresh.

The story, which comes from a serious life and changes with a bit of fate unfolding, makes me want to support the main character! Don't lose to the fate that comes next, the main character!