Reviews for Training Plan of the Strongest Brave Hero's Apprentice Manga

Reincarnated in the game world, in an era long after the time of the game, caring for girls, parental development, school stuff..., nurturing underdeveloped female students, and there are many parts that are standard, full of teppy, iron plate things, and a sense of deja vu, but there is an interesting point in the fact that it is a fresh development that has a fresh flavor at the end of the game.

Even if individual combat power is high, the ability to teach apprentices is a different thing, isn't it? I can use my power sensitively, so it's probably difficult to teach it to others.

It's a story about the strongest unmotivated adventurer who becomes the mentor of an aristocrat girl at the academy. Is this school crazy? There is a rule that it's embarrassing if you don't have a mentor by age 15, and the main girl is bullied because she doesn't have a mentor even though she's a good cousin, and they are bullied in a way like Kabuki that is popular now. However, the mentor side is the same, and there is also a rule that it's embarrassing if you don't have apprentices, and if you're just embarrassed, I think that's fine, but they meet the main heroine by chance, and it becomes a teacher-pupil relationship. If you just listen to the explanation, I think it will be a “common story,” but that's true, it's a really common story, but the picture is viewable, and the content is heartwarming, so I can watch it normally. When you become an old man, the battle scenes are long and tough. The name of the move is good, but it would be nice to do it from the beginning, but it's like shooting a deadly move after being on the verge of death. It really makes my stomach heavy.