Reviews for In the Land of Leadale Manga

Both the pictures and content are warm and fuzzy from the beginning, they don't collapse, they don't change in a strange way, and they are progressing smoothly at a slow tempo that feels good. The fact that the progress is slow is just right for a break. The characters are all nice (unhatable) people, and they are stress-free in all directions. I enjoy it as my favorite healing work ♪

I'm reviewing it because it's a power push work. I was drawn to the beautiful illustrations on the cover. It seems like a fantasy and heartfelt work.

I started reading it when it was made into an anime, and the pictures are cute and easy to read. It's a classic Isekai cheat, but it's fun with lots of characters, lots of battle scenes, and I think it's a game that can be enjoyed regardless of age or gender.

The main character of an elf who can use advanced magic. Furthermore, it is said that they also have 3 children. Is the eldest son the Supreme Priest or the principal of a school of magic? I wonder if that's the eldest daughter. What age is the protagonist set to? Everyone loves their mother, doesn't it? It's ridiculous.

As a novel, it seems like it was written over 10 years ago, but this is the first time I've learned about it. I'm very concerned about future developments.

The original story is a novel. The first volume of the novel was released in 2019, and as a game world reincarnation, it is rather old, but even now, the worldview and story are by no means old. As for the content, the story unfolds while the heroine who reincarnated as an elf, who is her own character, in a slightly twisted world called the game world about 200 years after the end of the service. If anything, it's more than comedy. The world setting is innovative: after the world where the characters I created lived. It's no wonder that the characters live for elves, and while successfully interlacing what has changed and what hasn't changed, it can be said that the development is exhilarating where the heroine, who was one of the strongest players, firmly captivates. I feel like I'm a little bad at moving pictures, but that doesn't mean I'm bad at it; rather, I draw carefully. Therefore, there is no particular sense of incongruity that can be felt from the picture. The original novel is quite long, so I'm a little uneasy about how comicalized it will go, but I can fully enjoy it as a story, so I can recommend it first.

While sleeping in a vegetative state, reincarnate as the game's avatar elf. When I woke up, it was 200 years after the game world! I thought that was a pretty unlikely story. I remember watching anime and PVs. It's reincarnated in another world from the present day, but I think it's really nice that the main character is cool and doesn't feel like a troublemaker, and it's so quiet and peaceful like an elf. I feel like the main character is making such a dream come true: wandering into a beautiful other world and walking through a mysterious cityscape. It's nice that human relationships are getting deeper and deeper, and expand. It was a good work of reincarnation in another world.

The picture is beautiful! It's a power push work, so I only read the beginning. The feeling of seeing the cover and the story wasn't what I had imagined... not in a bad way...

Enjoy a leisurely slow life in another world! It's a healing adventure fantasy with unique characters and beautiful pictures!

I really feel that the characters I've created so easily have their own lives. The settings are detailed, and there are no contradictions.

The reviews were good and the ratings were good, so it was interesting when I started watching it! I was so worried about the continuation that I ended up charging. I want to see the continuation soon

That's because it seems that there are people who are so addicted to online games or games that they abandon reality and become game obsolete.

I've read the original novel, and I haven't read the web version. It's the first work to be reincarnated into a VR game world that is common these days. The online version was around 2010, so it's quite a while ago. Personally, it was quite a pressure point. I don't say much about stats, so the tempo is good. However, the slow pace of publication is the bottleneck. Personally, I highly recommend it.