Reviews for The Faraway Paladin Manga

I think it's about introducing the story until volume 2. It's a reincarnation system, but it's not laid-back. Rather, having memories from previous lives has proper meaning, and I think it's at the core of the story. It feels like an orthodox fantasy story. The background is neat, and I'm drawn into complicated feelings and fates where I can't do anything. I can't read without tears. But it's not heavy, and I feel refreshed after reading something. I'm glad I read it. I'm looking forward to the future.

Unintentionally, I read the original story all at once... I want it to continue. The pictures are beautiful, the unique view of the world is clearly expressed, and I am very satisfied. I really like the expression of the main character Will, who seems to have seen it somewhere, but lives well. It's such a favorite story.

A solitary view of the world that sets it apart from simply being in another world. I really like the feeling that the story unfolds while being wrapped in a dignified atmosphere. It is also interesting to see how this dignified atmosphere and solitary worldview will change after Will steps into the “outside” world.

It's the best after you've set out on your trip!! Don't stop at volume 1 or 2, I just want you to read it after that!

It was really interesting starting with the comic version, so I'm enjoying the anime and the original. I liked the design and atmosphere of the comic version, but volume 15 had many deformed depictions, and I felt a sense of incongruity with the impression that the style had suddenly changed. As a personal opinion, I don't want them to break it down too much.

I learned about this work through a TV anime, and became addicted to it and bought the original light novel and manga. The content is an adventure story about growing up with friends in a world of swords and magic, in the style of The Fantasy. The following spoilers are included, but I think the appeal of this work lies in its expansive view of the world. At first, the main character is reincarnated in another world and raised as a baby, but his parents are special and undead, but for that reason, the story progresses on a closed, narrow stage at first. After that, we hit the mountain, and the moment the world unfolds all at once gives me such excitement that I get goose bumps. For the time being, it's a reincarnation in another world, but there is no such thing as using knowledge from previous lives or being invincible with special skills, and a steady fantasy is drawn. Recommended for those who want to enjoy authentic fantasy.

I liked the design, so I started reading it, and I was fascinated by the careful depiction of family love. It is said that it has also been made into an anime, so I'd like to take a look at that too.

I reread the first difficult conversation over and over again, like the power of words... there were some awful scenes, but there were also places where I could laugh, so Skeleton in particular was amazing ~

There were laughable scenes, and there were moving scenes, and it was a very interesting work. I'm glad that the characters are also attractive.

This is a story about a child raised by 3 undead people growing strong. There is no blood connection, but they were raised with love, and their relationships with the undead are also unraveling. Will is kind... I'm encouraged by Will's words and actions!

At first, I thought it was an immortal revenge series, but in fact, it was a gentle comic about raising people properly. It was a work with a very interesting story setting.

As someone wrote in the review, I read up to 3 volumes first. At first, even though the main character was in a young setting, he didn't look like that at all, and there was a sense of incongruity. But after the age set for the main character caught up with the appearance of the picture, I think I quickly settled into the world of the story. I'm also interested in future developments as they become independent and grow.

I watched anime, and I was curious about comics and read them. Originally, I like fantasy, but this work has so many words that resonate with my heart, and I think it's so wonderful!

It's a manga and work that makes you think a lot. It is a work that begins with the power and role of words that you don't usually care about, and extends to the way the world is and systems.

William is a relatively epic high fantasy where he has memories of his previous life, lives with 3 immortal families, and opens up a new life...

Other than that, it was interesting when I read it I really liked comics like this, and once I started reading them, I couldn't stop reading them

Somehow I started reading it, and at first I didn't think so, but as the story progressed, it really was an authentic fantasy world like “Lord of the Rings.” It's a good read. It starts like reincarnation for the time being, but isn't that kind of setting up necessary?