Reviews for The World's Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read the beginning and liked it, but after explaining about reincarnation, the goddess that comes up every so often is really suspicious. (Speaking of metaphors, it's probably not a bad role in terms of voice actors in anime...) Also, it seems like using points is going to be rough (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. Wow, that's so cool! assassins are fascinating, aren't they? It's good that the main character is someone who has a proper talent. It's not just cheats.

This review contains spoilers. After completing his last job as the number one assassin of our generation, he intended to retire, but when he thought he was disguised as an airplane crash... he was stopped by the goddess before reincarnating into the next soul, and later he was asked to assassinate the brave man who harms the world. In a different world where swords and magic are common sense, the goddess grants the best skills, and she reincarnates as Lug, the eldest son of the assassinated aristocrat Touahade family. Experience, technology, and knowledge from previous lives, plus the arcane and magic of the Toorhade family. All of these created a synergy, and Rugh was promised to grow into an assassin with overwhelming power. First, in the commercial city of Murteu, I decided to work hard on martial arts training as a merchant. Ma, who went from being an orphan to an assistant, and the number of hand pieces that can be used for tarts etc. also increased, and it was Rugh that solidified that ground. I hate that the main character is set up as a shy middle-aged man before his reincarnation. The goddess is also an inflexible character, and she is depicted with a lot of sex appeal. As expected, the otherworldly fantasy from “Naro” is very interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It was a recovering surgeon, wasn't it? The main character was a super veteran assassin and a handsome father in his previous life, so it's already a cheat from there. Even at the place of reincarnation, you will continue to develop while using skills and techniques from the past. However, there's no such thing as a harem sobble like The Rise of a Restorative Technician, so that was good.

This review contains spoilers. They're aristocrats, but their undercover workers are assassins! When you reincarnate, you are ordered by God to “hurt the brave man after defeating the demon king,” and when you get reincarnated, gain strength, and enter the academy, the hero is there... It's really strong. “It won't break even if you fight!” A brave man who rejoices. I'm scared. There's no problem even if monsters attack you! No, there's a problem. A brave man who can't see his surroundings and even gets his allies involved. Rugh was sent to enroll because he would be a stopper to stop the brave. It's so cool that the only hero that can defeat the demon that attacked the demon, then immediately knocks the hero off with a magic tool like a cannon, then blows away with a pompon (no injury) and makes him return to his sanity.

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of this work, let me explain what kind of story it is. It's an Isekai comic where the evil that flies around the world dies and I wonder if it will go to heaven as it is, but then reincarnates in another world and lives as an aristocrat in that world. The development where evil is reincarnated in another world is interesting.