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

It's a fantasy story where the main character, who was given a large, empty territory by the king, gradually increases the number of people from 0 people, and it seems like various races come out. The pictures are beautiful and unfold quickly, so it's easy to read

It's a story where a rugged old man with no sparkle and beauty enriches his territory with power and common sense, and the setting is solid and interesting. So far, the story only revolves around the village in my domain, but I'm looking forward to getting caught up in the clutter of the royal family. The people around the main character are also nice people, but I like them because they have a habit of being human and even use the main character. I don't like the main character Raising Zensho. My wife is certainly too young in modern Japan, and the age difference! But I can really understand that ethnic minorities choose husbands based on masculinity rather than appearance, and give birth to lots of children at a young age, so I wonder if it bothers me that much. I don't like drawing, but the drawing is solid and good. What's negative is that they use a lot of gag faces that look like elementary school students like Korokoro comics, and that the author wants both men and women to take them off and uselessly uses large sesame seeds for sex appeal? I use it a lot like scenes... it's quite noisy for me personally. like behind the cover... I wonder if it's a trend in published magazines.

That's why I read it at DMM Books. There seems to be an original novel. It's what's called a comicalization, isn't it? Even so, it was pretty well made and made a good impression. 25.06.03

A comicalized work of the popular novel “Let's Be a Novelist.” Diaz, who played an active part in the war and became a hero in saving the country, received land from the king, which is no exaggeration to say that it was out of place in the country. When I went to the territory, there was only a large field, and there wasn't a single human being. Diaz was stunned to learn that not only were there no dominions, but that he had no home or food to live in. Is it possible to live in a place like this? A battle between men who were driven to the frontier alone began because they were too nice and didn't doubt people.

Since they are good people, they accept any race without any sense of discrimination, and people gather around them, and there are many people with high abilities, and the village is built little by little. Maia, who looks like a sheep, is cute. Actually, I was also curious about the original story on the web, so I read it. The world view was perfect and the content was interesting, but the style didn't suit me, and now I'm leisurely enjoying the village (country) growing up with this work.

Diaz, who is called the hero of national salvation, suddenly pays for his territory, but the vast territory was overgrown with grass and had zero people... is this really a reward... go for it, Diaz!

A fantasy centered around a beautiful girl from the old man demon tribe who develops a territory. It's not gross and I can read on in a relaxed manner, but after all, it seems like it's for men, and even if there are beautiful girls, I can't find any handsome guys (people who can be said to be people)

The artist's arrangement is good. They throw in stories about whether they are familiar to younger readers, such as Mizuki Shigeru and Mugi Taku, etc., and they make serious and gag live together in the upper and lower two-column groups, and it's full of playfulness.

This is an unusual story about a former hero living a slow life in a despised countryside, but since every detail is carefully drawn, it was nice to be able to feel the reality of that laid-back lifestyle. I'm sure it will make you want to live this kind of life.

He is a strong old man, but he has a kind heart, so he manages to cultivate the territory he received from the king, increase the number of people, and develop the territory.

The main character is a brainy character who creates a territory together with frontier nomads. The main character has outstanding physical strength and muscle strength, but it's not even a cheat. They get caught up in a conspiracy, etc., but they get through without a problem. It's not a complicated story, so it's easy to read. The drawing is good and the gags are brilliant, so it's interesting.

All of the characters are fascinating, and it's a work that you can enjoy without worry. I think I'll definitely buy it if more stories are added in the future.

It's pretty good. Arner has become a good woman. The children's characters are an accent. It's interesting to read, and I can look forward to future developments. I'm looking forward to it.