Reviews for Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Manga

I started watching anime, but comics are also really interesting! Satou's cheats are increasing as the story progresses.

It's the work that made me addicted to things from another world, and it's No. 1 I've read so far. The world view of RPG elements is similar or close to other games, but Deathma doesn't easily show off cheat abilities, and the precise storyline of gradually accumulating experience and achievements from level 1 appearance and progresses while growing friends is outstanding. Also, detailed foreshadowing is placed one by one about preparing the weapons necessary to fight against mighty enemies and encounters with important people, etc., and it is very interesting because it is structured so that foreshadows are carefully collected over a long period of time. I think it's also fascinating that the goal of watching the mountains while enjoying a different world that the person himself initially set is the main axis of the story, so it doesn't shake.

You don't have to think too hard. It doesn't make your hands sweat, but it's easy to read and you can read it smoothly, so use it when you're taking a break when you're tired

It was an interesting title, so at first, I was watching it as a trial reading, but I was drawn in more and more.

Well, the various developments are interesting... the characters are cute, and it's a work where you can think a lot about what you would do if you were reincarnated

Very interesting, the pictures are beautiful, and I recommend the story of the protagonist who suddenly moved to another world in a work that he made himself and revised and updated

I think it would be extremely difficult to comicalize the grand volume of the original web version. By the time it reaches the final chapter, it may have easily reached around 100 volumes. After all, there really isn't much volume. That's because the original web version also has an amazing amount of 1 episode each. The development from the current situation is not at the level of one hundred and one thousand times, and since it leads to the final chapter ahead of Nayuta, who has exceeded 100 trillion trillions, I'm only worried about whether the comicalized version will be completed while I'm alive. Other than that, there's nothing to worry about.

I was curious about the aftermath of the anime, so I started reading the first volume I bought, but I couldn't stop.

I have these books and comics, but I thought about carrying them around and bought them. I think the web version of this is the most interesting, but the manga is interesting enough too. Please go ahead.

I was curious about the continuation of the anime and read it. The settings I didn't know came up in the details, but it was interesting to read.

It's interesting. The pictures are beautiful and I can read them at a good tempo. At first glance, it looks like a harem, but it almost seems like a family.

I had finished reading volume 11 when I was anxious. I also like the character designs.

I started watching anime and reading comics from this side. I still don't have the original story, but it's quite different from anime, and I like comics better. There are no distorted storylines like in anime, and the comics unfold smoothly, have a wide range of stories, and are fun.

If it's a cheat and harem stuff, I usually don't like the main character's desires because I'm watching the group of women the main character stops by with friends and family, so I enjoy reading this story. That said, it's not too unnatural that desire isn't zero. It depends on future developments, but so far it's my favorite book.

The main character's cheat Kane is good too. I think people who like My Strong Family would like comics

It's interesting. Among the cheats in Isekai Tensei, I exaggerate the cheats too much, and I see some that stick to my nose, but I'm drawn into the story, read through them in no time, and I can't wait for the next volume to be released.