Reviews for Reborn as a Feudal Lord: Gathering a Talented Elite So This Land Can Thrive by Employing My Past Life Experiences as an Overworked White-Collar Worker Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it because I like territorial management stuff. I'm surprised to be all alone in my territory. Even so, it's not difficult to have to defend. I thought the main character, who has been steadily gathering people since then, is amazing. I like stories, but the pictures are cute and easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was because I had painful experiences in the past that I was able to create such a pioneering land. In the reincarnation works I've read up until now, I followed the flow of being happy in my second life after my unhappy life ended, but in this work, I'm reminded of an event where I was once made unhappy by monsters even after reincarnation. I felt that the location environment itself in the early days of the Arends Territory was tough, but even so, I have a good impression of the protagonist, thinking about workers, offering white jobs, and being considerate of others. Also, the friends who gather are each rich in individuality, and I'm really excited to see how the territory will change in the future by joining forces with them.

This review contains spoilers. The main character works for a black company and dies from overwork. Then, it's a story about reincarnating as the son of a weak lord from another world and struggling to rebuild his territory. Up to this point, it's a normal reincarnation, but what the protagonist aims for is a white company where salary, welfare, and education are all top notch. Also, talented people from other worlds are attracted to that management policy and gather. Demon King or Brave Man... the interaction between these unusual characters is funny and laughable again. This work is recommended for people who are interested in fantasy yet realistic stories.

This review contains spoilers. A story where the main character, who has been reincarnated, becomes a feudal lord at a young age and develops a territory while meeting many friends. There are probably a few comedic elements. It also uses knowledge from before reincarnation, but the moderate feeling is exquisite. I would like to look forward to future developments

This review contains spoilers. Are there any of the main characters who are very interesting, have beautiful pictures, have been reincarnated in another world, and become the son of the lord of Tengai Lonely? has come to the territory and it's fun

This review contains spoilers. It's tough to read stories where the main character and characters have a hard time, so I love works that are so white and relaxed. In the next volume, the demon king will be the dominion, do you understand?

This review contains spoilers. The white one is wonderful. But that requires money. I wonder if there was quite a bit of heritage left. But well, if excellent human resources are gathered, money will also go around. It's fun to develop a territory.

This review contains spoilers. I only read one volume. The story begins by gathering people to your own territory. More and more people are gathering due to white job offers. Will everyone do their job properly? There are times when I feel a little uneasy. It looks like monsters are also being targeted, and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the future.

This review contains spoilers. A different world where the protagonist, who lost his life due to grueling black corporate labor, was reincarnated. There, he lived a happy life as the son of a feudal lord, but a monster invaded, his parents died out, all the people of the domain fled, and only he remained in his territory. Fortunately, I have a lot of inheritance left to me by my parents, so I'm not short on funds. If there were no dominions, there would be no way to manage the territory, so they decided to recruit domain citizens under excellent conditions similar to those of a super white company... Then, a former S-class adventurer applied for domination. In a world where conditions are bad and it is natural, it is natural for talented human resources to gather if human resources are secured under favorable conditions.

This review contains spoilers. The story is that the main character, who works for a black company and is tired due to overwork, is reincarnated as the son of a weak lord from another world. That was pretty interesting.

This review contains spoilers. There was an attack by monsters, but I was wondering what it meant when the buildings were lined up neatly, but Lyle offered white jobs, and the number of people in the domain gradually increased in addition to Ellen and Lou, and it's nice to feel heartwarming.