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

This review contains spoilers. The workmanship is no different from being highly reviewed, and it's amazing. It was so interesting that I read up to 6 volumes at once. Kondo has been summoned to another world along with a saint. They work hard even in other worlds due to the corporate mentality steeped in the original world. However, he has no magic resistance, and he is saved by Knight Commander Alesh, who happened to be there. Since then, I've often received help from him... It's classified as a female manga for some reason, but it's probably BL. However, it's drawn in a way that is easy to read, even for those who don't have BL tolerance. This work is really bold. The settings, characters, and story have all been carefully worked out, so there's no waste at all in the development. The drawing is also wonderful, and each frame is very careful. It's exciting to see Kondo solving problems while managing accounting in another world. And the main thing is the sense of distance between Kondo and Aresh! At first, there was a sense that they weren't good at each other, but Aresh didn't leave Kondo alone and took care of him, and changed from unconsciousness to conscious infatuation (← this is the best), and I wonder if Kondo's heart finally turned to Aresh in volume 6? That's the stage. Ah, I wonder if the next volume will come out soon...

This review contains spoilers. The picture is beautiful and I love it. It's a story about how a company animal works in another world while making use of his experiences in the original world, and fosters love between men as they change misunderstandings and contradictions. I deepened my trust by caring for my partner, but anyway, the two were handsome and their facial expressions were drawn well, and I read on and on. Don't underestimate it as a comic.

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between Alesh and Kondo is finally starting to progress! Well, the desire to “watch over” is arousing (*'∀*) The first half is the best dish where you can enjoy crunchy leeches, and the second half is sweet. Ahhh, I want to see more flirtatious and jealous Aresh (*'`)

This review contains spoilers. I laughed at the high adaptability of Mr. Kondo, who can live as a company animal in another world just like today. It was crisp and easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. It's in the female manga genre, but it's definitely BL. I've read all of the original works and I love them! There are also broken parts, but Alesh and Seiichiro were just as I imagined, and I was able to enjoy it just like the original. Prime Minister Kamil was imagining a good-looking guy with a little more sex appeal, so it was a bit different from the image... Workaholic Seiichiro, who steals the eye of an overprotective Aresh and works, the two fight, defense, and flirt are the best. There are few sexual depictions in BL (rather, cut), but that point is also in line with the original, and it is an interesting work with a good tempo like a light novel.

This review contains spoilers. Company Animals Involved in Isekai Summoning People from Isekai are pretty upset, but serious and kind company animals are struggling to improve! I'm too worried about the relationship with the leader who cares about something. interesting!

This review contains spoilers. The genre is a female manga, but it's BL and Isekai Summoner. I see it in other works, but is the genre determined by the label or something? It's a story about the main character Seiichiro, who prioritizes work over his own body, and the attacking Aresh who can't leave such a protagonist alone. The story is also solid, and Seiichiro's butchering at Yūnosha is interesting even though I think it's a bit expedient. It's nice that characters other than the two are also attractive. Starting with volume 4, the setting is a church, and the number of characters has increased, making it even more interesting. Seiichiro has also formed a bond, and I'm looking forward to future developments. I plan to buy the original once it's finished.

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of company animal husbandry, this is it. There is an awareness that you have no choice but to accept in order to live, and I think attacking by taking the initiative to take the initiative to take advantage of it is very handsome.

This review contains spoilers. The woman who tried to help is a saint, and the main character of the company animal who went to another world together is “Please work!” It's a story about getting antipathy from people around you while working, being liked by great people, and getting worried because you get sick. does watching you get on good terms with the knight makes you smile?

This review contains spoilers. huh. I like it. First of all, Kondo's calmness and skill are amazing. The characters around them are also unique, easy to understand, and interesting. However, it was hard to understand where Aresh fell to Kondo. But... once the story progresses, I'm amazed at how slowly the relationship is deepening. It progresses at a good tempo without waste and is easy to read. up to 6 volumes? I read it, but Church Conspiracy! I want to read the continuation as soon as possible under the White Sun.

This review contains spoilers. Even in another world, the spirit of social animals has not been lost, and it has always been a social animal. There was also a bit of BL element, which was interesting. It's easy to read, so I definitely recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, the pictures are beautiful and easy to read. I laughed at the fact that they live as company animals even in another world. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next.