Reviews for The Strongest Wizard Making Full Use of the Strategy Guide -No Taking Orders, I'll Slay the Demon King My Own Way- Manga

This review contains spoilers. There was a “strategy guide,” but it's not a reincarnation thing, an RPG thing? It feels like everything can be conquered from rare items, and they are unrivaled, but since the main character is likable, you can enjoy it with peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. The fact that the weapon of the protagonist who was banished is called a “strategy guide” is interesting. You can learn anything about that world.

This review contains spoilers. The fact that the main character is very kind and has a personality, his forgiveness to accept even enemies as allies is attractive, and the fact that it doesn't turn into a harem is also highly rated

This review contains spoilers. In this pattern, the brave are scum or bad. And always a man. Priests or monks are disgusting. Always a woman. There are male and female warriors, but they don't care about the main character or not. The wizard is the main character this time, but when it comes to other exiles, she's usually a high-pitched woman. And they promise that the male to female ratio will be 1:2 or 2:2 or 1:3 for the party after the main character leaves. It's common for Hero Party to fall into the dark from jealousy and jealousy towards the main character, but what about this game? (Currently volume 2) It's not very well written, but the female characters are also pretty cute, and they're pretty interesting, so I went with ★ 4. I want them to continue on their own.

This review contains spoilers. The hero is an idiot character, and the main character, who is a wizard, is treated as incompetent, and I think they like and dislike party banishment pictures, but it's reasonably interesting, and there are also gags, so is Harem in the future? or

This review contains spoilers. As the main character, it's a bit disappointing at first, but I thought the part where I didn't care no matter what was done to Eugene was amazing. No matter how much I was ridiculed, on the contrary, the mentality of being foolish was amazing.

This review contains spoilers. It's also interesting that the wizard, not the brave, is invincible. Also, since the brave man is so scum, I don't feel guilty. The tempo of the protagonist who moves forward with one hand in the strategy book is a bit nice. Also, it was easy to read parts that weren't bad at harem stuff.

This review contains spoilers. Grabbing is OK. Strategy guides with too many cheats are just too convenient, but since I'm the one who actually battles and goes to get rare items, it's the same feeling as playing an RPG while watching a capture site, and it doesn't mean I'm resistant to fouls myself, so that's a good balance. I'm also looking forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. I tried reading it and bought it because I was curious about the continuation. The main character went solo due to an unfortunate hero party due to an announcement of lack of strength. As soon as I went solo, I was able to get the strategy guide, but I feel a little bit like I'm being forced to do that. But after getting the strategy guide, it was secretly a big success. Since the main character isn't stupid, they use the strategy guide in a nice way, and since the treatment of girls isn't written in the strategy book, there are a few innocent dates, etc., and I'm worried about the future. Incidentally, I wonder when they will make the original brave party publicly call it Gafn.