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

This review contains spoilers. There's also the beauty of the characters, but it's nice that the main character's personality isn't taken as a natural fluff; contrary to what it looks like, he's cunning and mackling! Conversely, attacking is the same for what it looks like, and it's nice that the one that looks like a big dog is cute... it's also nice that their social animal husbandry skills are fully demonstrated! I thought catching mackerel and attacking with obsession was the best. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. The story of a company animal and a handsome man caught in another world is the best. I love it so much that when the company animal goes to another world, they have no patience and can be helped by a weak handsome guy! BUT! Company animals are out of their minds! This is good again! Physically weak, but smart! w and I like the character Chancellor too!

This review contains spoilers. I read the novel (original), and for some reason the comicalization is more interesting even though the content is the same. It makes me want to read more quickly while understanding the development

This review contains spoilers. A comicalization of a novel that has already been completed. “Social animal” Seiichiro, who has been flown from modern Japan to another world, is involved in national politics with the spirit of “putting work and efficiency first ❗” and produces results even in another world. Meanwhile, the knight leader Alesh, who saved Seiichiro's life, invokes a mysterious protective instinct saying, “I must protect Seiichiro in the future,” and at some point it became love. However, for Seiichiro, taking excessive care of Aresh is literally a big treat. The unusual and incongruent battle between these two is laughable. There are romantic scenes where Seiichiro gradually walks up to the 4th volume of comics that have already been published, and there is also a romantic scene where “efficiency” plays a wide range, and I wonder if the love between the two is still going to be real. Political issues unique to another world, which had been discussed quite deeply in novels, were also explained nicely and simply in comics, and many attractive supporting characters were also active with a sense of dynamism, so it was a visual pleasure to see what would happen when it came to drawing. In particular, I laughed at the scene in “KOIBANA ❗” of my cousin, who was discussed about her love problems by Aresh, but I burst out laughing at the shots unique to comics full of sense from the illustrator? I'm really looking forward to seeing how this scene and that scene will be depicted in the future. That said, whether you read a novel or not is not an obstacle to reading comics. It is a work where you can genuinely enjoy the work itself drawn by a talented artist, in which both the worldview of another world and the characters are well written.

This review contains spoilers. Kondo is involved in summoning a saint. I started working in the Royal Palace Accounting Division and proceeded with business reforms to work details that were too laid-back. It's fun to see people getting involved in that reform. Kondo's allies gradually increased, and little by little they changed. I'm looking forward to seeing how Kondo's actions will change this world. It's a bit sad that Kondo is bothered by Kondo even though Alesh, the leader of the knights, is a handsome guy and has a position. I want them to be happy.