Reviews for The Secluded Sorcerer Wants a Peaceful Life Manga

Set in a fantasy world where magic exists, it is a story where Chagall, a genius magician due to excessive magical power who was forced to retire due to certain circumstances, and Fio, a young man who has wandered into Chagall's land due to lack of magic, support each other's magic and heart. Chagall's lowered eyebrows and cat eyes overlapped with my favorite character from another comic, and I was so attracted to it that I bought it. As for his personality, I really like the fact that he curses in polite language. As I read it, it sometimes seems like they have rounded breasts like women, probably because of a habit of drawing, so I felt that it would be nice if they had a slightly more masculine skeleton. My partner, Fio, is the type that is loved by people around him, is very honest about his desires, and also has a slightly selfish side. If Chagall is a cat type, then Fio looks like a dog. As for development, Fio's mind, body, and magic power go hand in hand, but personally, I liked Mercenary Rousseau, who is being taken care of like a rotten relationship with Chagall. He is an older brother who is blunt and foul-mouthed, but is easy to take care of. Are you a werewolf type? If there is a spin-off or another route, I definitely want to read Rousseau END.

The character designs are also wonderful, but all of the costume designs are really wonderful works. Formal attire, in particular, has such a wonderful design that I want them to launch a normal brand and sell clothes.

What I eventually fell in love with was the hit horse. Nonetheless, the brown attack was cute too. It's a very addictive pattern, so it seems that it will change drastically depending on whether it is accepted or not. However, the strength of the habit is also shown in the line itself, so I was unique and interesting (in the sense that I don't like it, but in the sense that it's interesting) and the overall mess of the frame and the amount of dialogue are attractive, so I'd recommend it if you don't feel resistant. The story came together overall. Also, it was a strange feeling that there were many settings, but they were also explanatory as character settings, and it was easy to read so that they were easy to properly complement here even though they were exquisitely lacking. The love part is quiet, so I haven't dug too deep, but it's not too abrupt (the man I like, quickly ambivalent vibes with the feeling of love at first sight), and conversely, I wasn't caught in the romantic feeling part. Above all, the character settings and world view are unique, and if you make it with this pattern, you won't be able to cook well and it's likely to fail, so it was usually interesting. It was a kind of one-of-a-kind work, and I loved it. However, it's really addictive, so I think it's better to carefully consider it through trial readings.

BL You can exchange magical powers in a magical world, and that's how you do that. There are quite a few settings like that, but this one gives magic to the attack in a position where the receiver is in the receiving position. It made me wonder, but magic can be passed on from attack to reception... in other words, it seems that the important thing is itas. Mysterious. That's why it's a world where the hurdles for the idea of chastity are low. But I wonder if I have a proper sense of jealousy. Everyone in the royal family seems to be on good terms, so I'd like to read that as a normal family comic with a side story.

Eh huh...!! Originally, I liked attacking younger guys, but that was a marriage between what I really liked and liked, like the eccentric older brother w. It was awesome.

Basically, I'm not good at fantasy games with names in katakana (since it simply takes time to figure out the characters), so I bought those from the author. It's a solid fantasy work, but it wasn't too heavy, and I enjoyed reading it. The way Rousseau was handled was a pity, so I'd like to look forward to a spin-off.

Teacher, you've written something amazing again. I liked the fantasy story. Even though the reception is so bad that it can't be helped, it's a bit subdued. Please be loved from now on.

It was a story well put together in 2 books. I think you can read it if you don't like the constant attack on underage people.

hmm... The story was interesting, but personally it didn't really resonate with me. I wonder if they didn't like the year difference and the way they looked...

The drawing power that conveys the world view is amazing, and the story is interesting, but for some reason I wasn't addicted to it.. I'd like to read it again after a little while. I wonder if it's Chagall's expression.. The work itself isn't bad..

It was so much fun! I haven't read it until the end yet, but the pictures were beautiful and cute, and the story was interesting!

The Favorite Food series is popular, so I was curious. Chagall was really glad she met Fio! I don't really like Rousseau...