Reviews for <Chapter release>TEOGONIA Manga

At first, I regained my memories of a previous life in another world, and I thought it might be the type where the main character would cheat. As I read on, the world view unique to Isekai came out in full, and the protagonist's memories of his previous life completely became irrelevant. The world where gods, people, and subraces are mixed is like Greek mythology or Mesopotamian mythology, and the way to fight is an RPG-like W political bargaining, and it's a bold story. I read the latest volume all at once, and I'm looking forward to future developments ♫

I read up to volume 13 at once. Despite the large number of characters, the pictures are good, so it's easy to read. There are volumes where the main character doesn't appear, but the supporting characters are strong, so they really pull the story in. I was moved twice along the way and almost cried.

I am drawn to how a boy who has received God's power grows up in a battle against subraces. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of god Kai will become in the future.

It comes down to reincarnation for the time being, but did you need reincarnation elements? It's a level that makes you want to say that, so I think people who are tired of reincarnation can read it without feeling that bad. As for taste, when it comes to old comics, I feel an atmosphere and world view close to thunderstorm. I think it's a good work with a good finish that doesn't really feel like the explanation is too smelly, which is common in light novels, or that the explanation is lacking due to too many edges.

Narou, but this is a profound fantasy that sets it apart from the Naro series!! I was curious about the continuation and bought the whole volume (*'`*) It feels like a lotto crest I read when I was a kid, and I think it would stick to lotto crest lovers...!? The design and story are amazing, so I want everyone to read it...!!! I'm waiting for the animation (*'`*)

I'm attracted to the turbulent development! It's an authentic fantasy thing I haven't seen very often in recent years. A worldview has been created. I think it's closer to dark fantasy. It's a common thing from another world, but it feels close to a drama.

This is also Isekai Reincarnation, but it's also easy to read and has a very nice view of the world. As I was reading it, I bought the whole volume as a matter of course

The story development of the main character isn't found in other works, and the battle scenes and pictures are so good that I want to read the next story as soon as possible!

I feel the original author's sense in the title, and I feel that what I want to write is conveyed from the title of the work. Isn't the battle between Cro-Magnon and Neanderthals like this too? In every era, in any world, there are things that are universal to people living. I recommend an unusual otherworldly object.

Also, although it seems like a prelude in terms of story, it is a work that is well worth reading. The battle scenes, costumes, and living area designs are also carefully written and spectacular. However, there are parts where the settings are slightly complicated, and I don't think it's suitable for those who want to read quickly or those who don't want to use their brains. Also, there are cruel scenes in the story, so it may be tough for those who don't like it. The story is still about the first 3 to 4 verses, so if you are interested, why not pick it up?

I've been reading it since the novel, but I think it's easier to read now that it's a comic.

It took me a while to get used to it, but I like the unique worldview with a sense of folklore, such as the god of earth and divine crests like Kumadori. Rather than being reincarnated in another world, it's like one day a fragmentary fragment of a previous life suddenly crosses over. The extent of its manifestation was a little bit with just the right amount of salt. Science (chemistry?) when I was Japanese It's solid that knowledge can be used for magic... but that stickiness was good. In spite of the fact that Ajin and magic appeared, the battles were not flashy, and the simple weapons and no hands were, on the contrary, refreshing. While holding down the basics, let the unique materials spread out, and it's not a template, it's a full fantasy. There seem to be mixed reviews, but I was tired of it being common, so I was looking for something like this. It was an evaluation that took into account the fact that I was able to enjoy it according to my needs, and that support was also taken into account.

Do his feelings and wishes on the cover come true...!? I definitely want you to read it. These 9 or so volumes are particularly interesting.

I watched it with excitement as I watched it. I don't see many works that gradually become interesting, but this was interesting!

Although it is a Naro novel, it is extremely original and powerful, including the original. The system where the main character becomes stronger is bloody yet powerful, and matches the world view. There are powerful battle scenes similar to Ghibli's “Princess Mononoke,” and the characters that appear properly assert their individuality according to the worldview, and you'll be fascinated by what you read. The main character is strong, but he's just invincible, and he never gets tired of it, and the thrill continues. This is an advantage. There are pros and cons when it comes to drawing power when it comes to comic adaptation, but on the contrary, it seems that they make use of that unique flavor, which is very good.