Reviews for From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman Manga

Both the picture and composition are subdued and wonderful! Because of my memories from when I was young, I felt that I despised my talents, and that's why I became stronger, but will this area be utilized in future developments? I'm looking forward to it!

I hadn't read the original story, but it was insanely interesting. I think I'm good at comics. The fact that an old man plays an active role is burnable! I would like to buy more.

I've been reading it since Narou started posting. I bought it right away with the long-awaited comicalization. The tempo is fast, isn't it? Volume 1 was a blink of an eye.

It feels really good. I think it's an excellent work in the Unconscious Musou series! I love the design and I think the story is nice too! I'm looking forward to new editions coming out in the future!!

I read it without knowing it was a novel, but it was very interesting as a comic. The design was beautiful, the action depiction was cool, and there were plenty of funny scenes, so it was a very good work. The fact that all of the apprentices that appear are girls is probably charming.

The strongest one who isn't aware is pretty addictive, isn't it? All of the characters that come up are likable! I don't think it would hurt to buy it and read it!

It's a story where the old man from the village Shihan Dai was actually the strongest, but it was a great way to grab the first edition. The flow of the story, the timing of the characters, and even the episodes associated with it were introduced in a flowing manner, and it came right in. I'm good at drawing, and it ends where I'm worried, so it's done well

I really like the design. The momentum of the action scenes and the expressions of the characters are so amazing that I want to watch them all the time. The main character's uncle uses words to discipline oneself, saying, don't be arrogant, and I think that's very good. I also feel like I'm aware to some extent rather than underestimating it (if possible, that would be better for the age of an old man than an unaware person...) I haven't read the original story, but I have a strong desire to read this comic again. I'm looking forward to it.

He is humble, but when it comes time to take Tsurugi, he demonstrates his power as a holy man. And even though they are loved, they haven't crossed the line properly. It's a very bold work to read.

An old man without reincarnation in the midst of rampant reincarnation in another world: Motetetan. It's interesting how an old swordsman who lives in the country is picked up by talented, beautiful girl disciples. I'm looking forward to the second volume of Conquering the Next Characters in Natatarashi.

An old man called Kensei from the countryside. This old man's ability to be too unaware is numbing. From an old man who has no magic or skill, just sees with his daily effort and eyes. Keep an eye out.

Does it feel like a protagonist who is too humble is being recognized? We're still in the middle of talking. I also like the pictures, and I can read more and more comfortably. I want to read volume 2 soon.

In comics, he's an old man with lethargy and melancholy, but in anime, the actor is an old man with a charming negative spirit like Big Brother from Outer Space who has been played in the past. In comics, their eyes may be dead, but the old man's character still looks different, but I thought it was common for characters to change depending on the media in recent years. If you think she's a quiet kid, she also becomes an energetic kid when she talks to her voice. Isn't it necessary for those responsible to discuss this area?

I haven't reread it in a long time. The story unfolds wonderfully, not too fast, not too late. The settings are also solid and the quality is stable. Not only is the main character, but the female army around her is cute and unique. It's a work you'll want to read one after another. I want to read it all at once when I have time!

An old man with abilities and popularity is cool. It's not a strange work, it's royal road. However, it is strange that powerful people up to this point underestimate only their own abilities for some reason. Well, it's a comic, so it's OK if it's interesting.

The two Kensei in the countryside are cool. There's probably also the fact that those two names aren't recognized by the person himself because it's a rural area, but maybe Beryl just doesn't care. Rather than being insensitive or subservient, I don't have the idea that I can become a bigger person, so I feel like I can't catch the look of respect and rumors from those around me and say, “It's strange that you're so strong and don't recognize yourself!” There also seem to be readers who say, but since the tactic itself “has been faithfully and firmly built up,” and since they don't use magic, hit, or have special abilities, they didn't think it was unnatural that “they are strong enough to get the title of Kensei, but the person himself is unaware” and that was pretty good. He's also quite popular with his disciples, but he himself doesn't feel anything other than teacher-pupil love for his disciples, and he doesn't receive more feelings than necessary, so I can read it without hesitation. The disciples also seem to have romantic feelings for Aleusia, but each of the other children seems to have big feelings of worship and awe. But it's also interesting that Beryl isn't invincible either. All of the elements fit together nicely, making it interesting. If it's the original novel, he seems to be an even more humble old man, so I'd like to read that too. There are also works where young people aren't the main characters.

What is this title? The interesting story doesn't shine, does it? The content was interesting