Reviews for I Left my A-Rank Party to Help My Former Students Reach the Dungeon Depths! Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was a story with my students, but as the story progressed, many girls appeared, and it became a harem story. The atmosphere of the story changed, but there were times when I liked Harem stories, so I was able to enjoy reading them.

This review contains spoilers. Actually, the talented protagonist Yuke wasn't banished from the party... and the fact that he properly expressed his own opinions and quit himself is highly likable. It's a bit of a mystery that they're too young, and the setting is called a teacher from a group of 3 girls, but it's fun to read Yook's high abilities and the good cooperation and growth of the student party. I think there are many people who are surprised to move away from people who don't evaluate them, change their environment, and act together with people who properly evaluate themselves. The girls all love Yook (fall in love with it?) I'm not sure it's going to be in a harem state, but... A lot of bad stuff from previous parties, especially the leader Simon, came up, and there are bad elements, but it's falling more and more to the dark side, and the final stage of this party is heavy for a work with a cute pattern, and Simon's persistence... I read 6 volumes plus α minutes and made a break, but I have the impression that Yuke was too kind and Simon was too sticky and relentless for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. I read (1). It seems that the main character was a training instructor, and I'm glad that the main character was reunited with those students. I thought the party the main character used to belong to was terrible. The main character's previous members didn't understand the main character's gratitude, so I'm glad they understood what the main character's existence was like. I thought streaming was novel.

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist, who handles skilled support magic, and his students, who are still beginners as mages, join hands and embark on various adventures. I was very surprised when I learned about the protagonist's true abilities.

This review contains spoilers. It's a party banishment thing that's popular these days, isn't it? I thought it was refreshing that the original party depraved in contrast to the main characters rising to the top ✨ students... but I also liked that there wasn't much of an age difference because they were the same age or 3 years different. However, it seems like there are harem elements I'm not good at...?

This review contains spoilers. The content is as the title says. I liked the main character, and I read on thinking it was interesting. I've only read volume 1, but now I want to read more.

This review contains spoilers. The one that gets kicked out quite often. The illustrations weren't bad, and there wasn't anything particularly rough that bothered me, so it was interesting. I wonder if the third volume went on sale on 6/6 or hasn't come out yet. I wonder if I was too confident.

This review contains spoilers. When I left the A rank party, they had amazing abilities, but they weren't evaluated. An unfortunate skill system. The party they left went to a standstill. It's a common pattern, but I wonder if I like it. Being a wizard and alchemy are my favorite occupations, so it's fun to read. I'm looking forward to the next volume.