Reviews for Reborn as a Polar Bear Manga

This review contains spoilers. The conversation is relaxed and fluffy, and although only Lolita lives together, the fight scenes are ultra-hard boiled. Women are almost all Lolita, so if Eros comes out even a little bit, I'll stop subscribing, but up to 6 volumes and so far, so that's fine.

This review contains spoilers. It sticks in my heart that the main character, who has been reincarnated as a polar bear, is kind. I really liked the main character who was kind to everyone he met.

This review contains spoilers. polar bears? god? I thought so, but it's interesting. What's inside is that they're fighting in the form of polar bears just like humans, and the slow life is also interesting.

This review contains spoilers. In conclusion, it is a work that is easy to read and easy to read. The main character, who is unfazed even if she becomes a polar bear once reincarnated, and the heroine, who doesn't make you feel much of a sense of sadness despite being in a ridiculously hopeless situation. Somewhere, the author's DIY? You can also feel their commitment to survival life. It doesn't describe the circumstances on the human side in depth, so you can read on comfortably. Are there polar bears whose swords can't pass through? lol

This review contains spoilers. Or should I say real? The usual heartwarming development takes a turn when it comes to battles, and they bleed in a flashy manner and suffered major injuries. There is also a depiction of a defeated person being eaten in a battle between monsters and humans. Even in the scene where the main characters hunt, depictions of them later dismantling their prey and draining blood are clearly depicted in Busier comics. A vicious lord abducts his daughters to target their bodies — every development appears on a real medieval world level. It might be tough to read it with the feeling that it's a common reincarnation into a fantasy world. Personally, I thought it would be nice to have a kind of reality.