Reviews for The Faraway Paladin Manga

It's like reading a good old English fantasy novel. I thought they were thoroughly researching and refining the literature (sorry for being bossy)!

As you can see in the review, this is an Isekai manga that will make you cry! It's not a common reincarnation, but the drawing power and settings are perfect!

It's a work that makes you cry. Volume 3 made me cry the most. It's been a while since I cried!

Reincarnation huh! It's not like that, and the story is really solid. Also, personally, I'm thankful that I can read it clearly without the otaku feeling that is common in reincarnation...

I think I've been scammed, so I want you to read it first. Although it is a Naro work, it is a work with a well-designed setting, and the protagonist acts consistently. Each character moves for their own reason, and since they don't move conveniently for the main character, I'm worried about the future. If you like fantasy works, I definitely want you to read this work.

It was a different story than I had imagined, and it was interesting because there was a gap. I want the sequel to come out!!!

This work was left as it was because I thought it was subtle in the middle of volume one. I really regretted it. However, there is also one interesting volume after volume 2, so please keep reading!

I bought it and it's very nice! The view of the world is wonderful. I have to buy more soon!

I thought I'd like to try it myself, so the fun pictures are so cool

that was interesting!!!! I can read it quickly and recommend it, so I can always wait!!

I never thought it would be a fantasy film that would make me think about “living.” The pictures are beautiful and easy to read, and I'm really looking forward to seeing how the main character develops in the future.

The content is deep, and it's a very interesting work. I'm looking forward to future developments. I'm worried about the continuation.

It's really interesting! I've only read 4 volumes, but it's really interesting! It was as reviewed. It's a work that makes you think and makes you feel joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure when you read it. I want to continue reading soon!

It's a work I love. It's been a while since I heard that it was animated and reread it. It's rugged, but the feeling of reading it is wonderful. I also love the part that continues, but if anything, I like the first half where the main character makes big decisions, so I want you to read that far.

An epic fantasy work. There are some difficult parts, but I read it all at once with my favorite view of the world! It's a story where he grows up receiving lots of warm things from his strong, smart, and kind family, helps the people he meets, becomes aware anew by getting involved with people, and grows as a person. I usually use “words” casually for communication, but after reading this work, I'm thinking again about the importance of empowering people or, conversely, hurting them. The “words” uttered cannot be changed. Sometimes it becomes a weapon to attack, and it can also be a curse that unwittingly binds an opponent. It is also a power to help in times of trouble. In this story, “words” are used to use magic, their importance is depicted, and a lot of “advice” saves him from difficulties. They notice, despair, fight, and make up due to the “words” that were said. Even if I uttered “words,” I couldn't use magic like him, but I thought I had to use the power of “words” without forgetting its importance and importance, that the power of “words” can sometimes be an amazing power for better or worse.

Even though I didn't really understand since I can't read any of the 3 Japanese writing systems, I love how the story was told through the excellent drawing panels.

This is a story about the growth of the main character, and I think the episodes and characters are very deep. It's not just a cheat; it depicts feelings very delicately. I bought it electronically, but it's a work that makes me want to buy it on paper too!

I think it's a record high in terms of clearly depicting the protagonist's growth and conflict. Even though I was raised strong, I think the feeling of overcoming weaknesses related to human relationships, such as management as a human being, is enough development to evoke an epic story. I'm reading it because I think there's a sense of excitement similar to the early days of Kingdom (I think this one, including the author, has gone astray somehow recently, lol). There are also unique settings, so you might need to get used to that, but it's probably a minor issue. Also, recently, the point of view has shifted to plain dwarves, and I wonder if that point is necessary from the viewpoint of the protagonist's growth. I think it's a work that makes me cry a little bit, and the feeling of gratitude that is evoked everywhere, and I think it's interesting to read these things thoroughly one by one.