Reviews for The Frontier Lord Begins with Zero Subjects: Tales of Blue Dias and the Onikin Alna Manga

Sometimes it becomes difficult to read letters... I'm crazy about facial art and full body art.. Both Diaz's personality and old nature are wonderful.

This is the story at first, and will it move on? I was worried, but it became fun for the village to grow, centered around the unique protagonist. The characters that appear are all unique, but the most unique one is Diaz, and the other characters don't surpass Diaz. I thought that was the interesting part of this story. It's interesting even if you reread it after a short time. The more you chew, the more interesting it is. I think this is a story I want to read when I don't want to do something or when I want to forget something.

I was eligible for the coupon, so I bought it, and it was a hit. It's been a long time until it goes on sale, so I'm excited. I want to read the next volume soon.

I can feel the warmth of the author's eyes everywhere, and I am healed just by reading it... I like the fact that the human resources that gather around the main character are properly depicted as people rather than “tools to adorn the main character.” It feels good to read it because he is so personable that readers can understand why people come to him with their own skin and can be trusted. It's not an easy harem, and although the heroine is 15 years old, the main character is also properly treated as a child (probably until adulthood), so I think even women can read it without resistance. That's interesting!

The lord started from scratch in a wilderness with nothing to even grow crops. The highlight is how the two can survive and develop in the wilderness by making full use of the pure “manly” cheat ability of the main character Diaz and the “judgment of right and wrong” ability of Alner, the girl who eventually becomes a wife.

There is almost no sex appeal or harem, so I recommend it to people who don't like that kind of thing. My wife is set to be 15, but the main character still doesn't feel like he has that much ulterior motive as a woman, and he's a beloved character called an insensitive old man who is good-natured but insanely strong. The merits of male characters are also depicted, and they are common strong characters, and you can read them smoothly without any mystery settings such as only female characters being the head of the race.

Not only is the main character who becomes the lord, but everyone has good characters. I liked not only the serious parts, but also the expressive characters that made me think of them as gag comics, so I bought the whole volume. I want to read more soon.

I like the process where the surroundings become lively before I know it from a state of zero people in the domain. The feudal lord is a nice person anyway, so I feel like my heart is washed.

The content was misunderstood and it was a comedy, so it was a very nice and interesting work. I feel like I'm worried about further developments, so I'm looking forward to the future

The drawing is good, the story is good, and above all, the episodes are interesting. It also points out the recent SDGs stinky. The fact that the villain is too sloppy isn't enough, so it's an interesting work.

I think it's really nice for the protagonist to make proper hardships and efforts without cheats to improve his territory. I haven't read anything good in a while.

A story where a hero is given only a territory and gradually develops from there. Honestly, it's just high fantasy, no cheats, it's great. Both the story drawing were very beautiful.

This is a story where the protagonist, who has become a hero, is left alone to take charge of a wasteland territory. It's a heartwarming story where there are various encounters and the number of people in the domain increases little by little. The feeling that it's a joke that takes medicine is also good

Is Diaz, who earnestly keeps his parents' will and is kind to everyone, and gentle, a god? is there also a place where any malice can be easily knocked down? It's absolutely impossible in reality that all of my friends are kind, but I admire it

The story about the main character Diaz, who became a hero due to his activities in the battle, received a lord as a result of the battle but pioneered the prairie area as far as the eye can see, and even so, it's really interesting to read, and full of humor, and it's great! Diaz has a good personality, and it's really interesting to read the heartwarming story development.

It's easy to laugh at the story that revolves around an old man named Diaz. Still, it's a royal road where people support them firmly, but it's a world view where you can immerse yourself in without cutting corners. It's a wonderful work that makes you want to read the next one as soon as possible.

First of all, I really don't like the “series with long titles.” The reason is the commonness of the story, the main character's embarrassment, lack of support, commonplace characters, lack of knowledge of the author, etc... and the “discomfort in reading” that comes from these. but!!!!!! There aren't any of them in this work; far, it's really fun to read. It's amazing. The original author has solid knowledge when it comes to writing the target, and it is conveyed that comic creators also draw after studying them thoroughly. (And men (and maybe women too?) There's also a reward for!) oh my gosh... I wrote this work in particular “You guys who make a fool of the series with a long title!!” I would like to recommend it to. Be sure to read it. Maybe they haven't abandoned this neighborhood yet either.