Reviews for The Unwanted Undead Adventurer Manga

It's an interesting work. The picture on the cover was drawn realistically, so I went through it at first. There were 2 volumes on sale, so I bought 1 volume and 2 volumes at the same time and read them, and the story is interesting! I thought that the pictures were well drawn to match the development of the story. I bought it through due to the impact of the cover, but it was a work that made me want to read more. Personally, I'm worried that the story progressed with the feeling that I could read where I ended up, but I'm looking forward to future developments. Also, the slow release of new volumes and the fact that there are few pages in spite of multiplying by half a year or more seems to be a defect. As a matter of fact... if it takes twice as long to draw as a regular book, increase the number of pages... the dangerous part about this work is that it's at a level where you worry about whether you'll be able to draw until the end lol

I want you to read it once without thinking it's a common naro-style comicalization. The drawing power and writing are so amazing that they are incomparable to anything else. I also read the original story, but I wonder if it's the so-called destiny of reincarnation... the development after getting stronger will inevitably slow down. For now, I can definitely recommend up to 2 volumes that are currently out.

The content, characters, and background are delicately written. I can't wait for the next volume.

It's a work that makes me look forward to seeing what happens in the future. I think the settings and scenarios are well made.

Overall, the work is careful and easy to read. I feel that the settings and development are well thought out. I can't wait for volume 2. (・ω・) no

It's a standard trend where adventurers who don't rise up for many years grow rapidly due to an accident, but turning them into lower-level monsters at that time is an interesting way to assemble them. Evolution into an advanced monster makes it easy to understand the protagonist's growth in terms of purpose and abilities. There are many female characters, but even if they are favored, they are unlikely to become harems, and they don't keep readers connected by being erotic.

It's nice that the main character, who started from the bottom, plays an active role to the extent that he doesn't cheat very much and gets better. There were few unreasonable characters, and I was able to read on without much stress. I'm probably only a little dissatisfied with the fact that the main character is in a popular harem state and is insensitive.

Is there a mystery where clothes, shoes, and swords are still there even though they should have been eaten? And where did the dragon go... There are a lot of twists and turns, but here are my impressions of watching the first anime...

was it a skull at first... I was wondering, but evolution? I really liked the story of The Man Who Regained His Form by Doing Something Like That, and I was able to read it quickly. A lot of meaningful words and characters came up along the way, but they made me feel worried about the continuation, so I enjoyed reading it! I'm also looking forward to the next volume!

I was drawn to the illustration on the cover and decided to read it. I'm glad that the pictures were powerful and the story was interesting.

Based on my impression of only the original novel and unread comics, I feel that the drawing is very good, but the story development is slow. It can't be helped if it's been like this since the original story. It's a Naro series, but it's a pure fantasy story where you die once and revive rather than reincarnation. The atmosphere is dark, so it might stick to someone you like.

Isekai cheats are flooding in, but the pictures and story development are careful and unobtrusive, and they set a line, and I think it's interesting.

It's been interesting from the beginning! The design is also very careful, and the story progresses at a good tempo and I'm excited. I'm curious what's going to happen

If you like Isekai but are tired of the Oretsu series, don't miss it. Once I've been reincarnated, it will become a bone, and I'm working hard to return to being a human.

I really like the way Lent continues to work straight forward. It gives me the power to do my best too. The number of characters is a bit high, probably because it's comicalized, so there's a sense of explanation, but once you get used to it, it doesn't bother me that much. I wanted to follow along until the end!

Personally, I'm not interested in other worlds, adventurers, monsters, or anything like that, but I thought this was interesting. I don't have knowledge from other worlds, so what what does that mean? There is also a mysterious line, but I can read it. Also, the pictures are beautiful and easy to read. How is it going in the end? It became an interesting work.