Reviews for Shimazaki in the Land of Peace Manga

If you were surprised, this kind of person might actually exist! It's a story that makes me think that apart from each thought, etc., there is such a state of battle in Ukraine

The main character in The Fable series, who usually spends his time peacefully as an ordinary person but actually has ridiculously strong combat abilities, is extremely cool and cool. It's a work currently being serialized, and I'm really interested in continuing, so I recommend it.

It's a pretty novel theme, and it feels rare. Humanism is also felt, and it is profound. There are also various characters, and although it has a graphic drawing touch, they basically have high drawing power, so you can read it with confidence.

I was convinced that this was highly acclaimed, and I was looking forward to the continuation. It seems like it's still going on, so the fun has increased.

With hiragana lines, Shimazaki carefully erases, brews coffee, and is expressionless but works hard to somehow blend into everyday life. But everyday life is in jeopardy because of Shimazaki's presence. He suddenly showed a relieved face to a cold-hearted face. The sight of them tasting caramel looks sad. I was drawn in all at once.

It's a work that seems to have removed gags and fables from Fable. For myself, it seemed like an unknown darkness right next to me, which was really nice. However, I don't want people who confuse this kind of work to watch it.

Purchased with a 30% coupon\ (^o^)/The drawing, which has a slightly large head, reminds me of Harold Sakuishi sensei. I intended to wait for completion with the feeling that extreme depictions would ease the bad taste or not, but I read 3 to 7 volumes of Adult Purchase all at once, and it was a happy time

It's similar to The Fable. It's a manga with content that feels like the Fable has lost its sense of comedy. I think it would be nice if you like something like The Fable

I'm curious about whether I'm good at painting or bad, but I'm drawn into the story so much that I don't care about that either, but I feel a bit fable. The background and circumstances are different, but I want to read more

Shimazaki Shingo, who was abducted by the international terrorist organization LEL in his childhood and became a combat operative, successfully escaped from the organization and returned to his hometown of Japan. He builds a community with the locals and gains peace and tranquillity, but everyday dangers are always present, and he continues his life without being able to completely dispel the battlefield and the fires of war from within himself. It's very scary that the countdown “○ days until I return to the battlefield” is engraved at the end of the story. Our everyday lives also fall into the illusion that the countdown has been engraved by someone before we know it, just because we don't know it. Because he grew up in a terrorist organization, there are places where fun is born due to gaps in reaction with people who have enjoyed a peaceful everyday life, but I also thought it would be too satirical to laugh it off as a comedy, and there were also places where I didn't know how to read this comic.

It's horrible that childhood trauma is reminded of trivial events in Japan that are supposed to be peaceful. It makes me realize how deep the wound is.

It's a work that makes me think that this kind of thing might actually happen. The design is easy to read, the story is deep, and I think it's a good work that you can enjoy comprehensively.

I wonder where this kind of idea comes from; it's very complicated and meticulously assembled. I want to know what's next, so I'll skim and reread it carefully.

A story about a former combat operative living a normal life in Japan, born after successfully escaping from that organization. That sounds good, but it's pretty far from a “normal” life, being watched by the police, being targeted by an organization (retaliation for running away), and being watched by bad guys. They try to protect their daily lives by secretly resolving things around here and there. I'm drawn to the setting, and it's interesting because I can't read ahead. They were excellent operatives, and they are strong in combat, and there is a good gap in how they work seriously even though they are clumsy.