Reviews for The Strongest Sage: The Story of a Talentless Man Who Mastered Magic and Became the Best Manga

This review contains spoilers. As you read, I think you'll somehow be able to guess the reason and essence of why the main character is looking for strength so much. I think the story of the person who was regarded as the weakest person grows into the strongest being is a staple, but this work focuses on a wizard with strong abilities from the beginning, and it's as if he were exploring his own limits. Both the cover picture and the illustration inside are common, and it's also interesting to feel that the characters don't like to show the appeal of “I'm strong.”

This review contains spoilers. If you think Gaius is looking for a strong companion and looking for a strong dragon to make friends, the second episode is a battle of other brave men, and when you think that's enough, Gaius shows off his overwhelming strength. The number of new friends has also increased, and I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. I came from Disqualification! No, no, no, Gaius is too strong! What's more, he's handsome!!! I really like it! They have this kind of cool feeling and are smooth and strong, yet they have an inquisitive spirit, and surprisingly, they have feelings for friends! If you look at this, I feel like the person with the disqualification pattern still has a strong sense of childhood. Certainly, they said something like “my body still can't stand it.” After all, it feels like “strong = smart.” It can also be said that they are strong because they are smart. Or rather, it's nice to be able to get serious for the first time in 130 years, but if your opponent disappears without a trace with a power of 20 par, what would happen if w Gaius Gaius Gorge was built how many times lol lol for now it's fun to watch the strongest, so I'll buy it when the new edition comes out!

This review contains spoilers. I'm here to see Gaius. I've only read the standing edition, so I'm very sorry, but even though I was expecting Gaius to be a little more of an old man (because at the beginning of volume 1 of Disqualification, I was reluctant), he's almost no different from Mathias, and I'm not thrilled... (Laughter) I know because the main character might not be an old man in order to be serialized, but since Matias thinks the content is a wise old man (lol), it's interesting to be naughty, and there was a feeling that he had a really hard time during the Gaius era, so I was able to cheer for Matias... but Gaius “has had a pretty strong face since he was young”, “there's no astringency or calm in appearance even when he became a wise man”, well, gap There's nothing either. I wanted to watch episodes like The Hard Work of Having to Have a Magic Tool. Also, as is common in later legends, it seems like it's connected to the main story, such as Iris being a girl, or not knowing how to wear clothes, and even though Gaius is watching it, Matthias doesn't know either, it seems to be connected to the main story, so it's not subtly connected. I can't miss my connection with Iris in my previous life, and I can't rewrite the main story, so I wonder if it can't be helped. I mean, Matthias forgot. What's inside, how should I buy this manga by Matthias Kun who just grew up a bit? If you're a novelist, can you imagine faces without permission? (lol)

This review contains spoilers. A story about the previous life of the disqualified Matthias. It's insane, but it's funny that they think it's common sense in the world and do all kinds of things (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. As the title says. The phrase that I've seen all of the original author's books in other series comes up. Other people are saying it, is it the first crest? four crests? It came up and I knew his name was Gaius, probably before Matthias was reincarnated! I noticed that. ... this is definitely another series, and I was wondering if it had a similar setting (laughs) Gaius in Disqualification was just a silhouette, but I don't think it was a good-looking setting like this comic, so I didn't notice it at all. Iris is also cuter, and the pictures are beautiful and easy to read. I think those who like the original author, Disqualification, and Reincarnation Sage series will enjoy it.