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

The sight of them making and eating from Isekai Gon is appetizing. It makes me want to eat meat.

It's not that the main character is strong, and although he is good at cooking, the fact that he uses sauce is popular and has a likability. Rice is always served, so it was a fun work for gluttonous eaters!

I love this kind of cheat! It's fun to read with the feeling that the food made by the main character looks delicious, and then everyone will be captivated.

Even though the reviews were good, I wasn't interested in cooking comics, and I hadn't bought one for a long time, but once I bought 1 volume to try it out, I was addicted to it! It's a story where the main character feeds the strongest monsters and survives, but it's also interesting that the main character is unique as a reincarnation where he is the weakest and can't fight. Also, the spin-off Sui's Great Adventure should also be read. I definitely recommend this because it makes it many times more interesting.

You can clearly see that the supermarket sauce is amazing. Watching it makes me want to eat it.

Online supermarkets are nice lol both Fell and Sui are cute. I like the feeling of being able to read it comfortably.

The main character's skills are the strongest in a sense at internet supermarkets (laughs) It's funny how they can do everything by asking Fell and Sui thanks to that. The tempo of the story is also good, so I end up reading it. There are volumes I haven't bought yet, but I will.

The main character's eating face is nice!! Juma's glutton characters can also have a gap with their appearance!!

This is a comic with a different world and rice pattern. The comic is easy to understand, so it's easy to read.

I read it because I thought it was an Isekai Gourmet comic, but it's a little different from what I had imagined, and it feels like a heartwarming everyday comic. I was excited to read it, wondering if the setting had more backstory, but that didn't happen at all (laughs) and it's so peaceful. Fell is cute and cool, and I recommend it to anyone who loves big dogs!

This is a pattern where the protagonist, who isn't often seen in things from another world, has no special skills. They cook, but there is no description that their cooking skills are particularly amazing. Strongly speaking, I wonder if risk management ability is high. I can't manage it though.

It's usually funny. The food that comes out looks delicious. Watching it makes me want to eat it.

At first, I thought the pictures were a bit interesting. It's a wandering meal, so the food looks delicious. I thought the Goddess's blessing part was too convenient, but the conversation progresses quickly, so it's easy to read.

It's a stress-free comic where the tempo is fast, there are no uncomfortable elements, and you live a comfortable life in another world with super convenient abilities without major hardships (excluding cooking for Fell). If you write it like this, it seems like a bland comic with no mountains or valleys, but surprisingly, you can read on without getting bored. Maybe it's because the combination between the main character and Fell is good. Excluding abilities, this is probably because the normal protagonist is worried about the strange smell of the summoned country and his sense of crisis and trying to run away far away, and the fun and empathy he can empathize with during his journey to that end. Fell, who signs a contract with the main character, is also a strong presence, but it is interesting to watch him eating, etc., and it is also very useful, such as firmly protecting the powerless protagonist. After that, the stress-free style I mentioned above was also added, and being able to read it so easily may be an exhilarating feeling of reading.

The food and sweet bread look delicious and make me want to eat them, and both Fell and Sui are cute and soothing. It's a heartwarming otherworldly story with not many exciting, harassing developments. I like it.

All volumes have been purchased at the current regular price. As for reviews, I've been reading the original novel for a long time. At first, I was uneasy when I heard comicalize, and when I saw the illustrations, it was a sharp style of painting, so I became even more uneasy, but when the serialization of comics started with Overlapp-san, I felt that this suited the work. Monsters come out one after another, which is the appeal of the original story (I feel), the coolness of the followers, the delicious appearance of the food made by the main character, Mukoda, and the appearance of eating it deliciously. The picture has a rough impression of people, etc., but the depictions of monsters and food are very good, and I feel that the places where the main character makes a mess in the story also match the rough patterns. (Honestly, there is a part about the appeal of female characters, but in the first place, this work doesn't really bring out the appeal of women, so I don't care) The speed with which the frame of the work also matches the work, and I think this comicalization was good. I read all of them from Overlap's side, but I bought every volume electronically because I wanted to reread it and keep reading it. I'm looking forward to the continuation from now on.

Somehow I tried it, but it was a pioneering development, so I just kept trying.