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

This review contains spoilers. It came up as a recommendation below the work I purchased, so I read it somehow. I was a little surprised that the setting at the beginning was quite similar to the BL comic that had already been purchased. This is probably a comicalization from Light Novel, so I think it will be released earlier. The content is completely different when I read it, and this is a company savings that has received quite a bit. It's a level where you think you'll die if you don't work lol it's a bit frustrating because Seijo is a child's thoughts, but the world view and characters are well built in. It seems like it will take time to become lovey-dovey, but I love the story. Even after reading 2 volumes of comics and getting in touch, there's still more to love... I will be patient.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I wanted to reread over and over again. I like younger and older people, so it was perfect. I would recommend this work to those who are older and like fantasy

This review contains spoilers. I don't read it very often, but it was a hot topic, so I read it. Volume 1 felt like reading a setting, but it became interesting from volume 2. huh! Now that volume 2 is over, I want to read more soon!

This review contains spoilers. I happened to see it, tried it out, and bought it right away, and somehow it was just too much of a proclivity! Areshu is a high-speaky knight who met in another world where the company saver Lehman Seiichiro x Seiichiro, who are tired of going to work hard on holidays, were flown away. Seiichiro is summoned together in an attempt to help a high school girl who was about to be summoned to another world... the high school girl Yua, who was summoned as a holy woman, is a mob (or rather a supporting character), and it may be unusual for Seiichiro, who is seemingly dull, as the main character. Seiichiro did his best at work even in another world due to company loyalty, even though he was treated without trouble with clothing, food, and shelter as a bonus for the time being. He was originally an assistant manager in the accounting section, so he was very competent and was immediately recognized by the prime minister. However, since Seiichiro hasn't been officially summoned, he has no protection, and if he lives a normal life, he can easily die in another world. I was saved by Aresh, who happened to pass by where his condition got worse, but he decided to hold Seiichiro in his arms to save his life... what? this cute episode. I was really fascinated by Aresh's high facial deviation value and the picture. Even though it helps people, it's amazing how they hold Seiichiro, who wasn't particularly interested. The kiss scene is also beautiful and makes me feel excited. After that, it's unbearable that Alesh is obsessed with overprotection even though she has wrinkles between her eyebrows! Seiichiro, who is calm and doesn't get too moved even when his meals and work hours are managed by Alesh, who is a complete dog, is also a great pressure point. Oh, but there isn't much eroticism, and it's just as quiet as in shoujo manga. I also read the original light novel because I was curious about the continuation of volume 2, which ended with a disturbing scene. I'm so happy that the next 2 people can read it with such beautiful pictures! I can't look forward to it in the future.