Reviews for The Other World's Books Depend on the Bean Counter Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even though he's super strong, cool, and tough, I like Aresh, who is overprotective for only one person, and is healthy and jealous all at once! Seiichiro Nibuchin is finally becoming aware of it, but in Isekai Senshi, the teppan “can't return to the original world” becomes “maybe we can find a way to return to the original world,” and the story of what will happen between the two in the future, the miasma problem is a financial issue... and I'm looking forward to a new publication every time! I've respected the artist as being good at drawing and storytelling like a professional since he was active as a doujin, but I'm really happy that he became a commercial writer and his ability was widely recognized.

This review contains spoilers. It's comicalized from the original, so the settings are very precise and interesting. The distance between the two got closer little by little, and volume 5 was over when Seiichiro finally began to notice his own feelings, so I quickly bought volume 6. There are times when I get a little angry about Seiichiro's work without looking back at myself even when it gets this far, but I like Aresh, who continues to follow me forever even though it's tough! The gradual increase in obsession is also fascinating. But this is a female manga category, isn't it? I usually only look for BL, so it took me quite a while to get to this work. It's Boys' Love, but recently it's also appearing in women's magazines. But for me, who is completely a resident of the rotten forest, that's a bit more! Wow hey!! and... a little bit more!! I feel like that, but since it's a female comic, I can explain this cry up to this point. However, it's sad if you buy it without knowing that it has a BL element and the evaluation drops. But on the other hand, I would be happy if this triggered them to become an inspiration for BL.

This review contains spoilers. I bought all of the previously published books right away, and I've just read up to 2 volumes, and I'm irresistibly writing reviews. That's fine. It's just too good. The picture was perfect for my taste, and I really liked the story, and everything about Seiichiro and Alesh's personalities was all mixed up. For some reason, I burst into tears from the kiss after recovering from volume 2 headaches. The sight of two strange strangers getting closer little by little is already so precious and precious 😍 huh 😚💨 well, I've finished my mind for the time being, so I'm reading volume 3. ***That's why I read volume 6 over and over again. I laughed where I laughed, when I cried, I was amazed to my heart's content and used the website quite a bit. And we received a supply of energy that surpassed that. Thank you very much. Now that this has happened, I would like to ask for the next volume as soon as possible. Volume 7 came out ~ ~ ✨😭 It's already awesome. It's the best of the best. But it's hard when Seiichiro's return flickers. 😥 Isn't there a better way?

This review contains spoilers. Even though it's fantasy, the accounting settings are detailed and there's a sense of reality, so you can dive really deep into the story. The pictures are also very beautiful, and I think anyone who likes the European feel of the Middle Ages will love it. I'm glad Seiichiro is starting to notice his feelings a little bit! Aresh is getting more and more aggressive... unbearable! I noticed the feeling that Seiichiro was being directed at me by Aresh, and it's really nice that he started getting shy from volume 5... By the way, Comicalize takes longer, so I'm thinking about reading the original model novel. I read the postscript novel. ... To be honest, I didn't feel that it was a profound and delicate sentence... rather, my poor vocabulary was conspicuous, and “where did that sense of satisfaction with comicalize go...?” It became. If you read novels and books with a lot of content on a regular basis, I don't think it's enough. In conclusion, it seems that you would rather enjoy the goodness of the original story if you wait for comicalization. The settings and depictions of accounting are fresh and very interesting, so I think comicalization would be better in order to fully enjoy it!

This review contains spoilers. I can tell you that Kondu's attitude towards Aresh is changing little by little, and I've been reading it while smirking the whole time. Aresh's letter to Kondu is also overflowing with love and my nose is getting rough. I'm looking forward to the continuation! I will buy it as soon as the new publication comes out.

This review contains spoilers. Isekai summon settings. (However, the main character gets involved) As the title suggests, this is a story where the main character finds meaning in his work and is scolded by being scolded by the attack. I recommend it to people who like laid-back aging. Seijo also appears, but I personally like it because it's a naturally good child setting. (It doesn't come up that much later) Because of his constitution, he is attacked and taken care of. The flow is properly set up, so I can read it without difficulty. Both fantasy and BL are carefully crafted, and the level of satisfaction is very high. I don't have rich magic or cheat skills, etc., and I like the main character's social skills (excellent livestock) because they are novel. It also makes me feel strangely sad that they are company animals even if they say it's a company animal in another world, but it makes me feel relieved because the attack takes a quick break. If you are unsure, please read it. I have a cute slumber older brother

This review contains spoilers. I have both light novels and comicalized ones. It's very interesting. It's a story about a serious and corporate hero (take) who steadily does what he can in another world, and a handsome genius knight (attack) with a good physique. Attacks are salt-compatible with others, but they are busy taking care of and trying to lock them in only against the main character. I'm not really lovey-dovey, but I do have a lot of love. I recommend it.