Reviews for Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra Manga

The main character has been reincarnated in the game world he played during his lifetime. What appeared in front of me when I woke up was Attu, a character I used and climbed to number one in the ranking. She explains a lot of things in conversation with her, so it's an easy start to get into the conversation. A reunion with a girlfriend whom I have a lot of love for. Not only that, it's really tearful that they remember when we played together. Since it's a national simulation, it seems like it's going to be an epic story, and I'm also concerned about foreshadowing where there is a slight sense of incongruity with the game. Attu is also wonderful, but I honestly thought it was an interesting work. I'm looking forward to future developments.

If you like a certain SIV strategy, don't miss it. As a gamer who likes that kind of genre, it's quite interesting to pioneer things so as to follow the game's progression.

Attu's character design is particularly amazing. The line drawing of a profile face has recently become my favorite. I think it's a good work where you can enjoy the story unfolding in just the right way, without being too hasty or too late.

Demon Lord in Isekai Reincarnation! National works are the main ones, but I have a feeling that there might be something behind the world. It's a development where I can't read ahead, so I'm looking forward to future editions.

Since the main character has been reincarnated into a world like the strategy game he played during his lifetime, it's a story about starting the Minogura, a country of evil races, just like the game.

A story about reincarnating as the King of Evil in a game he played during his lifetime. There are many game elements, there are mysteries, and the characters are attractive and interesting. It's interesting that the main character side is the villain.

The main character (evil god) is “war or barbarism.” what is an evil god? it's not supposed to be a comedy lol lol lol lol subordinates are creepy monsters, and the citizens who accepted them are generally evil attributes. There are places where they're serious, but for some reason, it's such a story that makes me laugh ('^ω^`) lol lol

The supremacist attitude of serving the evil god of communication disorder after understanding all of the Lord's personality, essence, and true identity is too cute. I've only read the trial one yet, so I'm stuck at 4 stars, but depending on which sequel I buy, I might give it 5 stars. I have nothing but expectations (*'｀*)

The setting is reincarnation into a common game world. However, even among them, I couldn't control myself and it became darker and darker...

I feel like it's a game world where the settings are pretty intricate. There's a wide range, so this and that will come up next.

There was a nice contrast between heartwarming scenes of everyday life, Exa battle scene, and the protagonist, who had a murderous spirit without hesitation.

The main character has evil attributes, doesn't he? Also, it seems like there are enemies that are slightly different from RPGs... At any rate, how far can consistency be achieved by mixing systems and worldviews rather than different characteristics, or how far can they get through with the principle of expediency? I'm still reading it, but I'm curious. If SLG players are simply reincarnated, even if they can use human resources to increase the population and develop national power, they won't level up themselves.

The story and characters are interesting, and the drawing is easy to read, and I like it. It's difficult to balance the elements of modern weapons in fantasy, but I'm worried about the continuation.

I liked both the story and character design, so I enjoyed reading it. After all, it's easy to read when the settings are solid.