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

This review contains spoilers. Even if a company animal gets involved and says Isekai Reincarnation, it's not normal, it's not Tsuei, the content Seijo is currently treated as an idiot child, but is that OK if it's in the BL category? That was interesting

This review contains spoilers. Ohashi Kikka sensei was in charge of the novel, so I wanted to read comics as well. I thought it would be nice if I could read it with Kikka-sensei's touch, but there was no sense of disappointment or incongruity, and I was able to read it smoothly. It was fun and made me want to read more soon. I would like to continue waiting for sales. [Additional note] After reading volume 2, I began to strongly feel that the stubbornness of the main character Kondo, or rather, the stiffness of the head, or rather the stubbornness of a Japanese person or company animal, is conspicuous. The realist feeling was well expressed even in volume 1, but volume 2 was even stronger. I even felt a slight sense of being taken aback when I read that I was forgetting that I had almost died, trying to drink it even though it was said that it was no good, that was just an idiot anymore... What's more, it's 30. Speaking in a good way, it can also be said that it looks like a company animal, but at the time of volume 1, ☆ 5 was attached, but volume 2 was subtle, so I'm thinking of buying the next one at ☆ 4 for the time being, but it seems like I'll stop buying it depending on the expression.

This review contains spoilers. is this BL? is it? It's not a girls' manga, it's BL. It's a story about a company animal getting involved in summoning a saint and slaps into accounting in another world. I drank too many nutritional supplements called work and potions... I'm looking forward to reading the rest lol