Reviews for Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's from the original story, but after all, if it's an interesting original, Pochi and Tama could only be read in Mokomoko's Kemoner, but this is it, and I personally like the story Zen, but I like the rest of the story

This review contains spoilers. It's a type of comic about going to another world. The story is that the main character, who was working on game system management, woke up and came to the game world he was in charge of. Just after waking up, a high level enemy attacks the main character, but with great magic for beginner relief, the level and ability values all at once (laughs). After that, I will explore the town, help people, and capture dungeons so that people in this world don't get suspicious because they are too strong. It's like playing tied up with a cheat character. The main character's personality is calm and gentlemanly, so I was able to read it with peace of mind. I don't think it's too confusing to grasp the worldview because the main character asks the townspeople in a nutshell when they have questions. it's a comic that even women can enjoy reading, isn't it?

This review contains spoilers. I've only read the Naro edition, so there was a slight sense of incongruity with the appearance of the characters that appeared was different from my own image, but the pictures are beautiful and I don't feel bad once I get used to it. The story structure is also slightly different from the original story (there is no Wyvern Invasion, meeting Zena after defeat in Advanced Demon Invasion, the Labyrinth Boss is only my demon and there is no title of hero, and the attack on the feather ants leaves for Labyrinth City, etc.), but I think this is the only structure. If you read this comic version and found it interesting, I recommend reading the Naro edition and the book as well.

This review contains spoilers. In Otherworldly Transition and Reincarnation, I immediately understand that I'm in another world and act, but as of volume 1, Satou is watching stats, fighting, and eating, but I'm suspicious, but I'm not easily aware that I came to another world thinking it was a dream. Zena is a cute and nice person, and Ajin's friends are also honest and cute. I don't really understand how Satou's skills are quickly acquired by acting, but the story is interesting.