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

This review contains spoilers. The story is that the main character, who has acquired skills such as magic and sacred jutsu at the same time, gradually gets involved in battles between countries even though he is the prince of a weak country. Even though one side alone is strong, it's unmanageable when it comes to being able to use both.

This review contains spoilers. It is a work depicting the activities of the protagonist who reincarnated as Milimos, the youngest son of a weak country in a mountainous area of another world. This Millimos acquired both magic and sacred jutsu on his own and became a national army marshal, and it feels like readers are also involved in the furious unfolding from there...

This review contains spoilers. Among the many reincarnations, this is one of my favorite works in particular. There are also parts that I can sympathize with the main character, so I enjoyed reading it. I think the way the main character grows is one of the attractions of this work.

This review contains spoilers. I finished reading 7 volumes, so I wrote down my impressions. The protagonist, who was reincarnated in another world due to an accidental death in a previous life and became Milimos, the last prince of the kingdom, was given the rank of marshal at age 12 because he obtained incompatible skills such as magic and reijutsu, but he watched the battle between Magical Kingdom and Knight Kingdom that continued for 50 years, combed “dangerous as it is” and battlefield trolling for cutting-edge weapons research, and continues to play an active role on the front line while refining his skills and being scolded. Among them, when they easily formed an alliance with the Magical Kingdom, a war of aggression from jealousy broke out, and as a result, they became the new lord of the defeated country, and romance elements also increased, such as being someone suitable for the dagger given to Mirimos as a proof of friendship or someone suitable for the dagger given to Mirimos in the name of surveillance... The battle scenes and interactions with the siblings who have finally appeared are interesting, but in reverse proportion to that, Princess Parvera's jealousy is really annoying. There is no problem with Millimos and a fiancé in terms of age, so I know that the romance element comes in, but even though multiple partner candidates have already come up and they're not engaged, they fight for mounts. The relationship between women is just right for a teacher and pupil in the Princess Knight Family. because it's a war chronicle... Isn't it possible to do something about Princess Parvera's personality a little more? It's getting harder to read. I'll read on, but...

This review contains spoilers. The train I got on for sales work derailed due to heavy snowfall. When I woke up, I was reincarnated as Mirimos Nonette (5 years old), the seventh child of the Kingdom of Nonette, and 7 years passed as it was. The period from reincarnation to learning magic and sacred jutsu is told without hesitation, just by explaining the lines. There are strong settings right from the beginning, but if possible, I'd like to see that process as well. As expected, it is a former office worker who makes firm plans and pulls a large number of subordinates. The main character is positive enough to accept reality and be immersed in magic, so I was able to read it without getting dark even though it was a war thing.

This review contains spoilers. I felt a little pitiful about the development where trials were ruthlessly falling upon the protagonist, who had been expecting a slow life as a prince in Isekai Reincarnation. It's also a dispute with neighboring countries that are viewed as disadvantageous, and since it is a situation where there is no chance of winning if you run away, it seems pretty terrible that you inevitably have no choice but to confront your opponent. Even so, the appearance of the prince, who never tried to escape, feels very brave. I want them to win and get a real slow life.

This review contains spoilers. The picture was beautiful, and I thought the story matched the picture very well. The character settings are solid, so I think it's interesting. I really like the scene from Operation Milimos.

This review contains spoilers. Reincarnation cheats, Territory Development Warriors Monogatari. Little by little, it shows off its true power without any luxury, so I can read it without difficulty. The slightly annoying heroine came out right away, and it seems like she'll accompany me on my travels in the future, so personally I think the feeling I want to read it in the future may stall. I think I'll decide whether to buy the next one based on what kind of activities the heroine does in the next travel destination volume.

This review contains spoilers. The theme of this Isekai Reincarnation Fantasy, which incorporates Japan's Sengoku period and the Cold War period in the 20th century, is also talked about in the “correctness” story, but as a shonen manga where you might want to say that there was no war without war crimes, something different or similar to “justice,” I wonder if it's a good work as Juvenile?

This review contains spoilers. A story about the reincarnation of a former salaryman in another world that is very interesting, the pictures are not broken, the battle scenes are easy to understand, and can be read as smooth