Reviews for The Reformation of the World as Overseen by a Realist Demon King Manga

This review contains spoilers. The realist Demon King is so cool. She's a realist, but she's really kind and nice. Since the pictures are so beautiful, there are many beautiful shapes for both men and women, and it is also a feast for the eyes. It was also nice that various heroes appeared.

This review contains spoilers. From a game fan's point of view, there are things that hurt your ears, or are laughable, and there's also the freshness of thinking about it realistically from the Demon King's side, so it's interesting. The characters in Demon King are also fascinating.

This review contains spoilers. Since the main character of the Demon King lineage proceeds with suiga-supremacy ideas, there may be places where they admire places where they have a kind of charisma. Since he feels like that, he might feel dark as the main character. This was it.

This review contains spoilers. I want to share this wonderful picture and I want everyone to read it too! It's awesome! I want to read the rest soon!

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a common Isekai Reincarnation fantasy, but it's a battle of wisdom in a world where there are 72 demons and 72 brave men who have the ability to oppose that demon king.

This review contains spoilers. In terms of the overall flow, things don't necessarily go smoothly, but I felt that the activities of the Ashtarot Group, which gradually increased the number of unique friends and defeated other demons one after another, was very wonderful. There is a sense of weakness in the air in various scenes, and watching the protagonist, who was not originally in a higher position, step up and gradually get stronger, it seems that reading it will also give me courage. I'm excited to see when we can achieve our ultimate goal of rebuilding the world.

This review contains spoilers. I was reading “Connect” by Suzuki Manatsu, who is in charge of comics that comicalize this work, and I read this one, which is another work drawn by Suzuki Manatsu. After all, the pictures drawn by Suzuki Manatsu were really good, and I'm glad they were easy to read. I think people who know the names of historical figures will enjoy the story. I like Jeanne because she's cute and funny. I actually read the original novel after reading Comicalize, but I like Comicalized because it's easier to read than the original.

This review contains spoilers. This is the story of the main character called the Weakest Demon Lord. The realistic feeling is interesting. I felt amazing that my head was so broken. I want them to do their best.

This review contains spoilers. It's nice to firmly accept the reality that I'm the weakest demon king right now, and to calmly decide how to expand my power within it! I'm excited to see how he's going to reform the world!