Reviews for How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Manga

I don't know any political thinkers, and I'm an uneducated person who isn't really interested in politics, but I'm reading it while remembering the episodes that came up, were in social studies textbooks, and that my teacher said something. It's convenient because if it's a comic, you can simulate what happens if you study a lot of history and argue that politics should be like this and actually put it into action. I read the male reader Hoihoi's Exposed Big Breasts and Polygamy Is Something Like That, but it's volume 19 and my stomach is full. Is there demand among male readers? I think having lots of wives would be bothersome, though.

Everything that starts and ends quickly is simple and easy to understand what you want to convey. I understand what the main character wants to do and the story comes right into my head

Although they are reincarnated, they have no skills, only brains and modern knowledge, and suddenly start from a place where they have a position. They gather people and push forward while not being trusted by people to make internal affairs revolutionary, and if raised by one's own country, there will also be wars, and discussions with other countries will expand. The pictures are good, they are drawn carefully, and there are no unexpected things such as skills, etc., so you can enjoy simply creating a country and making it stronger. Since he's the king, well, it's a harem, but that area doesn't have much meaning, so it's not drawn in a big way, and I think it would be nice if the story of simply one person, the king, is easy to read. The original story is over, but Comicalize is still in its first half, so I'm happy and excited to read it until the end.

When I thought it was a continuation of the previous volume, it was a completely different development. Still, it was still interesting o (^▽^) o, I want to read the next volume soon (*'`*).

I thought it depicts the politics that Japan needs today. If a tyrannical government is put in place, riots will definitely occur, right? I want the current Japanese government to read it.

The picture, which has few tones and a lot of writing, matches the world view of this work. I was surprised by the sudden succession to the throne, but since they quickly demonstrated their abilities, I enjoyed reading it very much.

The structure of the story is linked to the current era, and the next development is pretty deep, so I want to read the next one as soon as possible.

The pictures are also beautifully drawn, and the characters are charming. What is a kingdom... you can enjoy reading and learning detailed explanations

I think it's a work that can be read stably even with things from another world ⤴ It's a story where the protagonist reconstructs a country ☘ I think it's a work that has careful explanations, the content is easy to understand, the protagonist has good personalities, and is fast to develop, fun, and stress-free ⤴

Isn't the title alone pretty intriguing? I wonder what's going to happen, and I wonder what I'm going to do. That was interesting.

However, “why do people create families? That's because I died alone.” I understand the words, but the reality isn't that easy.

If you make reincarnation things like this for a long time, they start to lie, and I think that's because they don't have a sense of life at all. It's a different world, and even if you say you've been reincarnated, it would be impossible with extraordinary effort to create a sense of life with deep insight to build reality into the other world you've imagined. That's why settings go bankrupt over time. In other words, the characters lose their presence. But that's not going to happen. The main character performs the position of king, which originally started sitting down, without cheats. Someone said that if you live in the present day and receive that information properly, that alone is a cheat if you go to another world. It's a good cheat even if you don't have any special abilities. If you live in Japan, have enough of that lifestyle and perspective, and have the ability to know and explain history, it will be a weapon for living abroad. In other words, it's “cheat ability.” The culture of one's own environment is a weapon for survival. The main character is simply demonstrating it in another world. Some strange magic can now be used, but well, I think it's okay to think of it as a kind of IoT. Based on these, they “govern” the country by balancing the philosophy they learned from their families with the “feelings” they grew up receiving love... well, this also looks like running a house. Suffice to say, does it mean that they are implementing “housework”? After all, the main character's ideals are based on the basic way of thinking of his foster parent's grandfather. Living ideas and technological ideas brilliantly structure life in a fictional world, and I feel that the more I read, the richer the story becomes. I think it's a great work.

There are often scenes with a lot of characters, so people who don't like it may not like it. What I'm saying is pretty difficult. But it was a bit of a learning experience for me, and I really liked painting!

It's so funny! I like Isekai, and it's a top class work among them ‼️ Recently, there are many works that end prematurely, so I definitely want them to continue in the future.

There are many similar works, but the main character is calm, or rather not a fantasy character, so it was fun.

I thought it was rare and interesting to set up strategies and policies as a king to move the country instead of fighting on one's own.

That's good, that's very good, that's funny, that's so interesting, I think it's too good, I think it might sell, Soma's Warriors Puri is good