Reviews for The Unwanted Undead Adventurer Manga

If you think it's just a reincarnated adventurer, the story is also full. Now that Lent, who was timid, has been turned into a skeleton, what kind of developments are there.

I read it because I wanted review points, but it's interesting. You might be really drawn in right from the start. Will my ratings change if I keep reading? Anyway, volume 1 was interesting.

The main character's appearance is very unique. I thought 5 stars would be fine, but it seems like there's still a long way to go, so I'll wait and see. I'm happy to be able to often see the protagonist's face and mask, which aren't often seen in novels. There seems to be a deep secret, such as a mysterious dragon, which makes me very curious.

There are things that are a bit unsatisfactory in terms of drawing, or rather, as comics, but the story is interesting without complaint. The heroine has a subcharacter feel (in terms of appearance, character, and position), but it's also nice that she's a proper heroine. It's a common setting where you get reincarnated as an alien and become stronger, but I thought the story was unique. As an aside, I went to read the original novel, but it was so cheap that I couldn't imagine it from comics, so if you're worried about novels and comics, I personally recommend reading comics.

It's so interesting that I personally rank high even though I've read a lot of Isekai Fantasies. I'm completely addicted to the story, so it's fun to read

The suspect's appearance has not been confirmed! There are many mysterious parts, and the atmosphere is dark, but once I start reading it, I read it quickly!

I can't bear to watch this manga artist's other adult works, but this one is good. The pictures are also very clever, and they match the style. I like the women who snuggle up to the main character, who has become the weakest monster, because they are moderate. So far, there's no sign of straying or getting into a rut, so I'm going to buy the next volume. ()

The setting, pictures, and battle scenes are clear, and I was able to enjoy it because of the purpose, intention, assertiveness, etc. between the characters in their lives. The characters come out one after another, but since the backbone is fleshed out in their personalities that stand out, the sense of mob is suppressed and I have a good impression. However, the protagonist's upbringing personality and characters are plain, and as a work, there is some entanglement with an attractive, charming girl from the first volume, but it's the same industry since the first volume Since it's almost a marital relationship with a witch, there are no erotic or harem elements, so I wonder if I want a quasi-heroine, the bonus novel by the original author at the end of the book can be read fluently, making it easy to imagine the scene and motivates me to buy the novel

Honestly, I didn't need it. I feel like it became normal all at once. I'm still reading the series, but I'm not sure what I want to do. I took a glimpse of up to the 5 volumes I bought since the new edition came out, but once I read them, it was about enough.

The comic picture is slightly above normal. ★ About 3.5. The story is simple and I'm simply enjoying it. I'm looking forward to seeing how they drop it at the end.

There are a few comics that turn into monsters, but the content is elaborate and fun to read

I like Isekai, so I'm glad I bought it! I can't help but look forward to the next volume!

It's really simply organized and easy to read. The pictures are also carefully drawn and it feels good to look at.

Once the main character is humanized to some extent, to be honest, I don't want to go back to the original Henna Choco protagonist, and I have a feeling of what to do when I go back. It's a stable fantasy.

It's an otherworldly thing that has never been seen before. If you die and come back to life, it's a skeleton. The settings are ridiculous, aren't they! It's a sight to see if the main character evolves from a skeleton to a human.