Reviews for <Chapter release>Defying Expectations with Gravity Magic to Be Unparalleled Manga

There are so many shonen comics that are so good! Personally, I really like drawing too! All of the girls that come out later are so crazy and so cute. cute. lol

Each character has its own flavor, so I never get tired of reading it. There are martial arts elements in the title, but there are still depictions such as effort and struggle, so I don't feel it when I read it, Tueeeeee, and I feel that the setting is novel and original, but there is no royal development, and I feel familiarity. The boldness shown by the main character and the way he sits down is exhilarating and refreshing. The way to put it may get worse, but the cartoons these days are pretty and the lines are thin, and it feels like “beautiful,” but this work has thick and rough lines, but on the contrary, it fits the world view of the work, and on the contrary, it fits the world view of the work, and can be read quickly without any sense of incongruity. I spoke in a bossy manner for a long time, but to put it simply, even though it was royal, I felt a sense of originality in the setting and world view, and the protagonist's sense of a berserk warrior was exhilarating, and I never get tired of reading it!

Informing, evacuating, stealing. Do they relate to a person's affiliation or ownership? That's interesting.

I thought the main character's growth and the sense of speed at which the story progressed was just right. The main characters other than the main character also had goals, and I felt that the story of The Heroine Inside was also well worth reading. I would be happy if it continued, so 5 stars

Volume 2 is more interesting than volume 1, and it's a character I can't grasp the heroine that has become easier to read... speaking of details, volume 1 to 2 may be a store opening service due to the thinness and slight price increase, but... if it's 3 discount, buy it?

The main character endured as hard training as possible to become an adventurer and climbed to the top of his career. The magic I was given was Noroma Magic (Juryoku = Gravity). I was labeled an outlier in this world, and I went to the bottom of the valley all at once. The people around me also turned their hands around and their attitudes suddenly changed. Memories of previous lives and concepts of gravity that suddenly come back to mind due to hopelessness. I'm amazed at how gravity magic, which can only be applied to one's own body, is becoming more and more irreplaceable in this world with ways to use it that I can't think of in this world. It's a comic that makes you want to read more soon.

I feel like there hasn't been a major incident yet, but for now I'm enjoying the smooth progress. I also feel like the character names and abilities match too much, but it's fiction and it's nice that it's easy to understand. The timing may be difficult in terms of the ability and usage of the unusual system called gravity, but if you use it well, it can be quite effective, so I'm looking forward to the future.

I first read it on the cover, thinking I liked the picture. Skills in a fantasy world? Something like that came out, and I'm looking forward to seeing how the main character's one will be useful in the future.