Reviews for Milimoss Saga - War Records of the Reincarnated Youngest Prince Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story was good, but the intermission was interesting, and I wanted to especially recommend the intermission. Even though the princess was still young, I was surprised at what she said. I had no idea what kind of person he was in his armor, but I thought he was a cool man with a young family. The story was so interesting that I wanted to read more.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about reincarnating as the youngest prince from Oguni. First of all, the fact that Lehman was normal before reincarnation made a good impression. It's a matter of taste, but I'm proud of the black one, so it was particularly nice to have no color. Also, there is only a moment where people want to relax like a template, but since they are in a former sales position, they are happy to be recognized for their hard work, and it is good to be positive about rank and responsibility. Next, the heroine came out, and I was a little nervous about being forced to do it, but adults understood that if you think about it in total, it's necessary to put it out there, so it can't be helped. They said they got lost... (laughs). Even after that, it wasn't excessive, and I think the characteristic of this work is that they don't stop by light novel templates around here. Is there too much of a tendon in the pass-by contest of the same age that only one point remains subtle? I think so, but well, I thought it was interesting as the main story progressed, so I'm allowed to accept it. But I don't really understand what the goal is to pull that contest (laughs). Other than that, I was wondering about the distance between the king and prince and the surrounding area, but 500 regular soldiers is seriously a small country. Compared to wars being fought frequently, the population is probably around 10,000 to 50,000. When I think about it, well, I'm convinced it's something like that. There were a few twists and turns, but since it was within a relatively acceptable range, it wasn't bad, and I was able to enjoy the story. And it's not too difficult. It was perfect for a brain that was just tired.. It doesn't seem to be accepted by teenagers, and I don't know where they are targeting, but I want them to continue. (Up to 7 volumes of the postscript, there is one scene revealed). There are quite a few battles, or rather wars, and the development won't let you get tired of it. The title is a saga, so that sounds amazing. Nonetheless, the battle scenes aren't particularly impressive. More decisions are better than that. Under such circumstances, there are 7 volumes of 1 frame I have starred for. That's a princess's facial art (laughs). I like comics; those are smart and come to mind. It was a picture with a very nice expression, and I also guessed this one when I was reading it. Then, suddenly, 2 women (dared) have adult conversations (laughs). I don't want to make it into a harem, but the conversation was interesting. It's not just about love, it's good to have a conversation that's like exploring the belly of a smart woman. I wonder why, maybe I saw something scary (laughs).

This review contains spoilers. It's reincarnation, and since I have memories from when I was an adult, I can handle both magic and sacred jutsu, and the main character is like a cheat. However, the main character's power of sacred jutsu is set at a level where it doesn't come true to the original sacred jutsu of the main family. At first, there was a realistic part of the scene where he faced a battle to protect his country as the prince of a small country, making use of magic and jutsu, so I enjoyed reading it. A close aide was also an old man, and his opponent in the war was Ochan Shogun, but since the Second Princess of the Sacred Kingdom appeared, the main character was surrounded only by girls. The assistant of the lord of the land that was fought in the war was a girl, not to mention the second princess, and the princess's guard was also a female knight, and in volume 9, they went to war with an even different country, and the 7th princess, who is close in age to the main character, and her side servants also appeared as hostages. Everyone has a faint crush on the protagonist. If I go as it is now, it seems like Harem, and I'm worried about buying volume 10 or more. Also, as a sense of incongruity, I feel like it's overkill, such as cutting off both arms of the opponent shogun at the beginning, and in volume 8, even though the prince from the partner country is bad, he crushed his head with a horse and killed him. Prince Idiot in particular can't use magic or sacred jutsu, so I think there was a way to get naked. I think strategies etc. have been well thought out, but there is a sense of incongruity here and there.

This review contains spoilers. It's a common reincarnation, but the main character isn't a cheat; it's the type of guts who make an effort to gain strength. Little by little it gets stronger.

This review contains spoilers. It's a reincarnation in another world, but I don't think many of my merits as a reincarnated person have been utilized. I don't have the ability to cheat, so I'm not invincible, but since the story progresses at a steady pace, there's no stress about reading it so far.

This review contains spoilers. Milimos, who was reincarnated, is the youngest brother in Oguni who learned the battlefield at age 12 and became a marshal. Gathering weapons from enemy countries on the battlefield, fighting against bandits, and thinking about the magic of the first battle seems fun, but since the battle scene is reincarnation from an era where there were no battles, it seemed painful both mentally and physically. It's a small country and there aren't many soldiers, so it seems like it will continue to be difficult.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is too young, and I personally don't really like Knight Kingdom, so that's a negative point, but the rest of these are the types of works I like. There are several works of this kind, but the characteristic is the existence of a knight country that acts as a watchman who judges right and wrong, for better or worse, which makes this work unique. I think it's interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a reincarnation work, a structure where you work hard and steadily as a reincarnation thing, and suddenly it's better than Tsuei or Musou. The process leading up to a certain amount of effort and development was interesting.