Reviews for I Parry Everything: What Do You Mean I'm the Strongest? I'm Not Even an Adventurer Yet! Manga

This review contains spoilers. The feeling that I don't know much about anything is also interesting, probably because I've been training so long. Also, a little stupid. It's heartwarming and hard to guess, and it makes me laugh because they undertake escort missions that are important in terms of story “just because I wanted to ride in a horse-drawn carriage.” There are disputes with other countries, and people I don't like really come out, but thanks to the main character, I can read it without being too heavy. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. The reverse misunderstanding system is all interesting until halfway through, but it gets boring along the way, isn't it? Other than Parry, it's actually interesting

This review contains spoilers. There is also a profound feeling due to the atmosphere of the picture and the seriousness of the episode, but it is a story where they want to develop a contest using the main character's misunderstanding as a hub. If you feel like you can't accept his misunderstanding as a gag, it's frustrating to wonder if there is such a reason... Thanks to a misunderstanding, superheroes who are too humble have exploded. As expected, the main character is the ability to complete grueling ascetic practices that cannot be done just by misunderstanding, with a single intention of at least wanting to get a little better. The main character had too much effort, patience, and ability to not give up on his dreams, and his desire to be like a human being created outside of people. On the other hand, he has a personality that continues to practice even if he is banished by his mentor and is alone, he also imitates recklessly due to lack of fear. It was exhilarating and fun to read that the main character's existence itself was a gag, and it was exhilarating and fun to read.

This review contains spoilers. Despite the fact that the main character has admired adventurers since he was a child, I thought he didn't know too much about adventurers. At first, the main character's misunderstandings were interesting, but since they kept pulling on that nori the whole time, I felt insistent and got a little bored. They can also read books, and there must be a decent amount of learning, so I thought it would be overkill to make characters so ignorant and misunderstood.

This review contains spoilers. Parry, these are words I recently learned! It's common, isn't it? I was interested in this work from there, but I enjoyed reading it. It seems like the Unaware Warriors series, but I'm glad the main character was interesting

This review contains spoilers. I came in from the anime, but I'm curious about the continuation, and I'm looking forward to Knoll, who parries while being in danger every time. I'm laughed at and healed by misguided assumptions that I wanted to eat a giant frog while being hit by miasma, or that this is absolutely delicious, I wonder if it's okay, it's fine, it's already healed or can you go away with poison or what's going on with your body I enjoy it while plunging into my heart every time

This review contains spoilers. The battle scene where the main character didn't apply his feats to himself at all, probably because of his humility and humility, and went through with the tension of “there was such an amazing person,” and that insensitivity began to change from a certain time to laughter was cool

This review contains spoilers. I've read all the novels. The development is fast and there are differences from the original, but I think it's interesting. I also feel like it would be nice if there was a slightly more careful adaptation.