Reviews for How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Manga

When I saw the title, I thought it looked interesting, and it was so interesting that I fell in love with it. I think one of the things I'm addicted to is that it's not a story I watch all the time and that it's novel. It's interesting, so I definitely recommend it to many people.

There were a lot of characters for comics, and it seemed like they were reading historical materials. It felt like I reread it about 2 times to understand it, but it was interesting.

I read it even before it was animated, and I thought it was a good book that was easy to read. What I thought while reading it was that the content was based on knowledge of modern society, so I felt that it would be very helpful.

I watched the anime and was curious about the continuation, so I read the original story, but it was very interesting.

A reform plan based on decent knowledge, which is rare for a revocation from another world or territory development, is good. The story of China and various other historical quotes come up and it's fun.

The feeling that I've read up to 2 volumes is from another world where there aren't many battles. It's probably a work that slowly progresses with an emphasis on governance. It's interesting.

It's not the main character or cheat, and as the title suggests, it has a good sense of realism. My big breasts are a little too big.

There are also battles, but it's not an outrageous cheat, and the setting is pretty novel, with internal affairs and diplomacy at the center. The pictures were so beautiful that I bought all the volumes at once after the trial reading.

It's a very good work. What progresses conveniently is the usual otherworldly stuff, but since it doesn't get strangely messy, you can even read it, and the content is refreshing.

From the beginning, Hero changed jobs to King! Aaaaah, internal affairs reform. A logical development that makes sense. I was calling while nodding. A very knowledgeable protagonist. That's amazing.

Compared to the otherworldly stuff I usually read, I thought it would be nice to have a story that progresses from a strategic point of view such as internal affairs without any TUEEE developments.

The picture was so rough that I was worried about it at first, but when I was reading it, it became interesting and read all the volumes at once. Even though it's a different world, miso, soy sauce, and rice are in other countries, and most of the story so far is a civil war to calm the country, and even though it's a Western-style world, all of the warlords look like samurai somewhere. The main character can also use a little bit of magic, but there are no cheats at all. But it's interesting. “Knee-Kura” has appeared many times, and every woman is somewhat maternal, has a strong enveloping element, and the feeling of big breasts is a married woman or mature woman, or something like a mother, and I wonder if they are both the original author or manga artist, like that kind of woman.

Summon from another world and introduction are common, but I like the fact that they don't run over with force, and most of them express humanity based on knowledge with only a few different abilities. The story is convenient, but I want people to enjoy that as well.