Reviews for Mapping: The Trash-Tier Skill That Got Me Into a Top-Tier Party Manga

It's comicalized up to the first part of the original story. Personally, I have a strong sense of the further development of the original story, and I also wanted to read comicalization up to this point... I found it when I searched for it, so I read it all at once. I am very satisfied.

It's nice to see how the main character, who thought he could only be at the foot of an adventurer's party because of his unruly skills, knows Jin, who became the strongest party member after gaining experience of crossing the dead line even with his hazless skills, and makes an effort to change himself to become stronger.

It's already mentioned, but there are bottom ratings, but it's not as bad as I said. They seem to have different tastes when it comes to pictures, but I think they are easier to read because they are close to shonen manga. The story isn't that bad either. They say that the main character doesn't shine due to the subtle skill called mapping, but if it's amazing from volume 1, I think I should read cheat comics. After that, I would like the artist to think carefully about the fact that mapping will be buried if they don't think about the balance between arts and skill, and what kind of things can be done with mapping in the future. What I want to look forward to in the future

I finished reading both volumes early and felt that the volume was somewhat low. I took it for granted that people who had only watched volume 1 had a low rating. It seems like there will be quite a few things other than skills coming out in the future, so it seems like we'll be able to enjoy it.

There are a lot of dry reviews, but I think they are interesting. At first, I felt like I wanted to create a work from another world where the weak protagonist made an effort to become stronger and seize victory, probably if I could say it's just like a good old jump comic. It depends on future developments. I think the pictures are also clean and easy to read.