Reviews for From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it casually, but I think it's a work where the main character has a good taste. I thought the main character would be really cool when it came to battle scenes.

This review contains spoilers. I like the story that comes up in “Old Man,” so I was drawn to the title “Old Man in the Countryside,” and read it. I thought “The Old Man from the Countryside” was cool. I love characters like this.

This review contains spoilers. The students are cute and charming, but the teachers are just too cool. I personally like the sight of underestimating myself too much but being recognized by those around me.

This review contains spoilers. I felt that the contents of volume 2 were scarce. Other than that, there were no problems, and I enjoyed reading it. In particular, the scene dealing with Griffon's surprise attack right after leaving the cave in the second half was impressive and the best.

This review contains spoilers. My apprentices are all girls. Moreover, they are all strong, and their apprentice mentor, the very strong witch, also looks like a girl regardless of age. In that sense, it can't be said that it's a laid-back harem. The main character is someone who seems to be old enough to be called an old man, and even though he is very strong, he seems to have had something in the past, and he is very weak and has no sense of self-affirmation. He has a very good personality and is laid-back, so he is a good person, and all of his apprentice girls are fond of him. There are quite a few stories and similar works with this kind of pattern, but it's nice that the apprentice girls have a good sense of distance, and they aren't always clinging to their mentors. If that kind of thing stands out, it becomes a different story. It looks like it's going to be interesting, so I'm looking forward to it.

This review contains spoilers. There are also those that use magic and miracles to strengthen the body and grant them to swords, but teachers are powerful with their well-trained sword skills, sense, and justice. It demonstrates its true value for those who should be protected. And similar experts stand in the way. One to one, one to many, slash and tie. it's numb, isn't it?

This review contains spoilers. I like the place called Kensei, where an old man from the countryside is actually extremely strong. I wonder if it will be unraveled little by little after this, but why are old men in the countryside so amazing, and why are their evaluations of themselves low? I want to read the sequel soon.

This review contains spoilers. However, there are also works where my daughter is the strongest class swordsman and goes back home. Moreover, it is a good work that clearly depicts the background and reasons why the father, who is a mentor, is in a remote area. On the other hand, the lead actor in this film has too little self-evaluation, and the reason why he hasn't appeared in the world is unclear. It seems like it will be talked about after the next volume, but what happens when it's too strong? It would be nice if they were persuasive. Are there any names that have appeared so far? For some reason, the disciples are all pretty girls, and they adore the classic leading role. It would be foolish to lower the stars in the first volume. I'm looking forward to the next volume and beyond.

This review contains spoilers. It's funny how this old man doesn't notice how amazing his own is! Also, it's interesting that I don't notice that my disciples like me!