Reviews for How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Manga

I like the picture quite a bit. I especially love the sepia color pictures on each roll. There are a wide range of policies... there are aspects that I think are a bit interesting, and there are times when I wonder what it is because I only read parts and don't have enough knowledge to make decisions.

It was great that not only did they cheat on each other in another world, but they also made use of their knowledge from before reincarnation to play an active role.

The story setting and development were interesting, and I was able to read more and more without getting bogged down. The characters were good too.

Kazunari is summoned to another world as a hero, but he doesn't go on an adventure to defeat the demon king and is entrusted with the country... a new Isekai summon. Realistic and funny.

The protagonist, who has been reincarnated in another world, uses modern human knowledge to rebuild the country. The story is also solid and interesting. The pictures are beautiful, and surprisingly, it's probably a comic for girls

As the title suggests, the story development progresses quite slowly, probably because they are realists, but the human pattern stirs up our imagination, and the reading and strategy are interesting. If you want to read it, I think you can enjoy it in many ways. Also, I'm happy that my drawing power has improved.

The summary is a template for the Isekai Summon Knowledge Cheat and Internal Affairs stuff. However, the detailed developments in each episode seem to have many parts that are not often seen in other works, which is quite interesting. The design also has a habit, but it is very good, and the impression matches the story's content and worldview. Personally, the illustrations for the original novel don't really fit this story (not bad, they don't match the atmosphere of the work), so I think the comicalized version has attracted good manga artists. As the story progresses, the main character becomes a harem state in terms of sub-elements, but each heroine has its own personality and is drawn in an attractive manner, and since it is a harem adaptation after interaction with the protagonist and how they overcome problems together are depicted, the persuasive power as a story increases. Overall, it is organized at a high standard, and it is a good work of high quality.

It was easy to understand. If it's a comic, there are a lot of characters, so anime may be easier to understand. Rather than summoning another world and fighting as a hero, it feels like using your brain to capture it. What's more, the content is pretty severe.

The development was completely different from the story I had anticipated at first, and it was interesting. It was a work that made me want to buy more. I'm worried about the protagonist's future

It's a comic where Soma is invincible. There are various characters, and various strategies and policies will be implemented to make the country bigger and bigger.

A grounded story where reincarnated people enliven the country with only their brains. I don't use it on a daily basis, but there's plenty of useful knowledge, so the author is probably knowledgeable. I just don't need a reverse Har expansion...