Reviews for Raius: Master Swordsman Reborn Manga

This review contains spoilers. A scary, ignorant protagonist with a sense of omnipotence supported by reckless bravery in his childhood, like the protagonist of a famous pirate manga. However, the source of the main character of this manga's omnipotence is a memory from a previous life, so it's a bit different from the main character in a certain manga who is innocent and just doesn't like losing. A memory from a previous life that I learned as a result of training accumulated in previous lives and excellent sword techniques learned as a result of many actual battles, and that even led to being awarded the title of sword lord. Even after reincarnation, his personality seems to be a bankrupt barbarian who goes out of his way to enroll in a school with darkness in order to improve sword techniques and causes trouble, exudes insanity suitable for the name of Kensei. In this world, it seems that both magic and kenjutsu are constructed with tondemo theory that can ignore the physics of the real world, so it gives a feeling of comfort like taking a break from reality to a heart that is tired and stressed. It's aimed at boys, and there's almost no erotic or gross, so there's probably less stimulation, but since the drawing of characters and facial expressions is easy to understand, I can concentrate on the story, and I'm looking forward to the future development.

This review contains spoilers. It's not a novelty as a reincarnation or reincarnation, but I think this is my first battle between kenjutsu and magic. I like the picture, and I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. I've only read volume 1, so I don't know if it's good or not, but the picture is neither possible nor impossible, and as a story, if it were normal, magic would surpass kenjutsu, and wizards would be invincible! It's like, but it's like the opposite, and I didn't think it was amazing because it seems like it would come out if you think about it, but the main character's change in mood, volume 2 duels are unfolding

This review contains spoilers. There is certainly a decent amount of warriors within the school, but when you get into the story outside of the school, they struggle, and they fight 3-on-1 against opponents like middle bosses in the first place... there's a lot of confusion.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the protagonist, who lived as Kensei, being reincarnated with that power and fighting at the academy. It is said that magic is more amazing than swords, and the setting is that swords are discriminated against. Bots and the others suddenly attack us with magic, but what about this school? It's quick to beat Yana guys with a sword, but I also feel a bit subtle that the amazing Kensei is Musou against immature children.

This review contains spoilers. It's just an interesting work, so I'm forgetting about it, but in a sense, the fundamental point of why Harimoto, who was the remote cause of the decline in kenjutsu in the present day (in the story), was reincarnated is still unknown, and I wonder if this mystery may be revealed...?

This review contains spoilers. The Bite Dog has reappeared. The main character is invincible even when surrounded by many enemies. I mean, heroine? In the game, they were ridiculed, trapped by the enemy, and put in a tight spot, but their efforts blossomed and they demonstrated their strength. An interesting development. The mysterious organization is a flag that seems to do bad things to the main character. I'm worried about next time.