Reviews for The World is Full of Monsters, So I Want to Live as I Wish Manga

This review contains spoilers. Once you read it, you'll want to read the next comic more and more. Momo is so cute. I didn't like the fantasy stuff I've been reading until now because when it evolved, it became a human girl for some reason, but even when it evolved, Momo remained Momo, which was really nice. I like the main character because he has a real human personality rather than a crunchy hero character, and since he has a human character, it takes on a sense of reality and makes me want to cheer for him. From now on, I think I'll meet lots of people, demons, and strong enemies, but I want you to do your best to live and grow as a person. Looking for a sequel soon

This review contains spoilers. I'm not going to another world! (Laughter) The most appealing part about this story is that the Shiba Inus that appears in this story, which uses modern appliances and heavy equipment to defeat monsters and get closer to the mysteries of this world, is that the Shiba Inu that appears is just so cute! You will be healed ♥

This review contains spoilers. Although the main character has acquired the skill called precocious maturity, he grows little by little. It also depicts fear of battle, feelings, etc., and conveys a sense of tension. Also, I think it's a good way to express the difficulties of relationships between peers and the fragility of people in the event of an emergency. Also, dogs are cute

This review contains spoilers. It's a work where the main character with a community sickness dreams with a rifle in one hand in a setting like Resident Evil. It's nice because it's like a pass by side contest

This review contains spoilers. Unreality becomes reality... Monsters such as goblins have appeared in the present day, and the city has collapsed. I like survival games. The main character isn't strong from the beginning, and readers can properly watch the protagonist's growth process

This review contains spoilers. A game-like doom in the real world, and the way the protagonist becomes stronger with his emotions and ruthless with his skills sets it apart from other works. Soft graphics, female characters, and companion dogs and monsters soften the grosy story. Little, dark yet deep, harem stuff is interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about when monsters appear in the real world... The main character tries to survive with Juma. There's no such thing as helping people with a sense of justice that is common in this kind of story, and I don't feel stressed reading it in scenes with the main character. It's nice that you don't start with cheats, and that you fight with battles in mind. It's interesting to see the nature, instincts, and essence of each human being due to monsters appearing in the real world. Also, as I wrote in the title, the characters Momo, Aka, and Kiki are so cute! It's so cute to play with Fuumotsuyapuru's juggernaut even after a deadly battle. Is the monster's appearance in volume 6 a clue why humans acquired skills and stats? I wonder if the main story will finally start moving forward after coming into contact with them? That's what I think. I feel like it's progressing slowly, but it's progressing steadily, so I think I can enjoy it for a long time. I hope they continue to come out soon.