Reviews for Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill Manga

There are times when the contract owner feels sorry (laughs), but it's a story of gourmet food and healing with no disgust at all. I can't help but wonder why this isn't an anime. I want it to be animated!!

The pictures were beautiful and the characters were interesting. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

It's one of many reincarnations, but what is very different from other works is the protagonist's unique skill “Net Super.” It's a place where you can make full use of it and go on an adventure using only your cooking skills. This is really useful. And how delicious and excellent are modern cooking goods, seasonings, and food. We must be thankful for this benefit. It's easy, delicious, and on top of that, monsters can follow suit. This is exactly what it means to grab your stomach! It's common even in other worlds, isn't it? And then the wonderful things about the characters. It became so melancholy that Mukoda was in distress while freaking out of Uncle Furu's overprotection!? It makes me giggle. Even so, the food Mukoda makes looks delicious, really? It makes me want to eat it.

It's from another world, but basically a familiar meal comes out. In a sense, online shopping with cheat abilities is carefully used by the protagonist, so there's nothing disgusting about it. did they do something? There are overwhelmingly more entangled developments than developments, so sometimes I even feel sorry (the protagonist's right to choose is overwhelmingly weak). Even though I feed my companion (monster) who eats 10 or more servings, the food is carefully prepared and I'm hungry! I'm looking forward to future developments!

It was so interesting that I finished reading volume 1 right away, so I bought the whole volume right away!

An equal relationship between invincible followers (?) Let them serve you, and their online supermarket skills won't make you miss the flavors of your hometown. Thanks to Juma, I'm rich. I envy you...! Also, the illustrations are really good and easy to read. Fel-sama drawn by this person is so cute and adorable, and I love it so much that it's not an exaggeration to say that I bought it because it looked at Fell rather than the content. It stung straight on me as a big animal and dog freak. I'm jealous of Mr. Mukoda who sleeps while mocking Mr. Fell when he's camping (laughs)

I've been reading the novel version for a long time, and the comic version is really good too. I couldn't wait to read more soon, so I'm happy.

There doesn't seem to be anything that can be said to be the purpose of the story so far, but anyway, it's fun and I can read more and more. Even though it just depicts heartwarming everyday life, the absurdity of that everyday life makes me laugh. I like the red one on Fell's toes because it's so cool. At first, Lamberto imagined a more shy old man, but in the illustration, he looked like a thick, friendly tortoise cat, and I thought this wasn't bad either.

I'm a fan of the original and bought it fast. I'm looking forward to the differences from the novel in the future.

I think those who like Heartwarming Reincarnation will fall in love with it. The characters are cute and make you smile too!

It's interesting and the food looks delicious! I like the gap between how Dora-chan looks and how she talks.

Novels are interesting, but so are comics! I think it makes me want to eat!

It's really interesting. I can't help but worry about the continuation. I'll buy the next volume too.

There were no harem or strongest protagonist (in a sense, the strongest) elements that are common in comics of this kind, and as the title suggests, they were really free to cook meals in another world... and when I noticed it, I was reading the next volume next volume...

I love the setting and the story! It's a gourmet manga and an Isekai manga, and it's a crazy work for me who likes both! I want it to continue forever!