Reviews for Banished from the Hero's Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside Manga

This review contains spoilers. The main character is the older brother of Brave... At this point, for myself, “huh?” I was surprised (laughs) It's a pretty fresh setting and it's interesting. This protagonist is a really nice person and I am healed. A person who is a good person, has true strength, and is trusted by others. The disgusting part that I occasionally show to my favorite girl is adorable, and my likability increases even more. The story begins with this protagonist receiving a notification of lack of strength from one of his comrades and being kicked out. It's pretty severe, and murderous intentions don't spring up even after that, but it makes me want to give support to the way the protagonist looks at himself objectively and walks through his own life happily while worrying about his former companion or younger sister who is a hero. Up to volume 2, it was such a slow life and I was very relaxed. However, the current state of the brave men and their party often came up from the middle, and the on-off with their deadly serious mode is very good. I never get tired of it. Also pay attention to my younger sister, who is a little bit involved in yandere. The settings for each character are solid, and they make sense, so it's extra interesting. I read all the way through volume 5, but now, isn't this the main character's true identity revealed? lol before that, Ritt-chan isn't going anywhere, is she? stop it? I want them to stay a heartwarming beginner couple all the time...

This review contains spoilers. The setting where my little sister is a hero is fresh. It's a heartwarming slow life, but future developments seem interesting. I don't think they'll go back to the brave man party, but I think they'll do something close to that.

This review contains spoilers. It's really interesting! The original story is amazing! It's a “mystery.” It's such a story where the main character and his “friends” solve the “mystery” that the world has without solving it! I'm drawn in! So, here's the comic adaptation. The pictures are cute ~ I read the comic here first and it was interesting, so I bought the novel version. It's a “slow life” film with serious developments. The main character “Rhett” is a really “good person”! “Good luck!” I want to cheer for it! Also, the “heroine” Rit (princess) is cute. Almost “perfect.” I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. This comic came out pretty bad, but gradually I was drawn to the protagonist's unchanging attitude, the size of his pocket seen from his surroundings, and his true strength. Everyone in the story is also drawn to it, and I'm convinced. My little sister's tingling tension that comes up from time to time is a good spice and I never get tired of reading it! It's a good comic that I'm looking forward to seeing in the future!

This review contains spoilers. I bought a jacket at the bookstore, it's funny and I like it. I will continue to buy books from now on, so please do your best to serialize. Personally, I don't dislike deformed characters, but if it's a half-hearted form, I wonder if it's better to watch reactions as normal characters, and there were also comics that were excessively deformed and I didn't understand what characters they were, so there were times when I watched and couldn't keep up with them. If red pays off, that's fine, and move towards a good end.