Reviews for Trinity Seven Manga

Unlike Standing on One Million Lives, I like the characters because they have a strong sense of joy, anger, sorrow, and shame, and it's fun over there lol

Looking at the anime, I bought this game - the story is very interesting and the main character is an interesting person. There are lots of girls, and they're all cute.

I started with anime, and it was a very interesting work! The characters are lively, and the tempo is very good.

I envy how lucky the protagonist is. I feel like it's rare for a character like this to be formed in the real world, but it also makes me feel like reading it again. It's been a long time since I've been buying comics in a row. If you like slight erotica, maybe you should read it?

Girls, which are common in Harem films, drop by without permission (each for various purposes) & it's full of lucky sketches. You lose your childhood friend in the introduction, but you don't get bogged down, and it's nice to look at the future as the main character who aims for a new path rather than the two paths shown. Not only the main character, but all of the main characters have goals, and they themselves grow according to the main character. New characters for battles and harem personnel will be introduced one after the other, so it's hard to remember lol

I want you to do private lessons at night and I want you to do private lessons at night and I like that kind of thing in Harem

A story with 7 of the strongest magicians in the academy. It's a pretty nice feeling that the setting tickles Nakanishin. I think it would be nice if it had a little less Harem elements.

I can read it at a good tempo, and the pictures are cute. It's a bit naughty, but is the protagonist optimistic Sayaka? Probably because it is there, I don't dislike it. There's a lot of noritsukomi, but the RPG story is interesting too! I thought... until about volume 6, but as the story progressed, there were too many mages that came up, and it became a bit confusing because there were people with similar faces (laughs), but the interesting things are interesting.