Reviews for <Chapter release>The Level 999 Villager Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting that there are both gag like cousins and serious ones! There aren't too many characters and I think it's easy to read. In particular, I was struck by how they respected the protagonist's thoughts of “I wish I could freely decide what I wanted to do” and “I didn't want to be like that.” I'm really curious about the future of the journey of the protagonist and his friends, who aim to coexist between demons, who create monsters that attack humans without doing anything, and humans who try to defeat demons! I especially recommend it to people who like adventure fantasy stories!

This review contains spoilers. I don't know the reason or origin, but I'm terrified of the rules of the world. I was able to really sympathize with the protagonist's true intention to “not forgive the world” even if there is no way to do it against the humans, demons, and monsters placed as the characters. As expected, the protagonist, who has a severe sense of purpose but is usually in harmony with the world, is truly the main character. My father was killed by a monster and my mother was killed by a human, and I had no choice but to hate the world itself, and that energy was poured into a battle where I risked my own life to become stronger, and as a result, I reached level 999. The main character was placed in a sad situation to become the main character, but there are also villagers who cannot become the main character even if they are placed in sad circumstances. I also wonder if the world that the protagonist, who wants demons and humans to coexist for peace, hates that kind of place is also mixed up.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting to fight as friends with demons. After understanding how the world works (?) I didn't find it interesting, and I stopped reading it, but I think I'll reread it again.

This review contains spoilers. Una emocionante historia de superación, donde un aldeano que alcanza el nivel 999 desafía las expectativas de su mundo y se embarca en una épica lucha por el reconocimiento y la libertad, Convirtiendo su debilidad en fuerza

This review contains spoilers. As the title suggests, the strongest villager who finished the level is the main character. The Hero Party on the way comes out, and the fake smell wafting through it reminds me of another work.

This review contains spoilers. This comic is very interesting. Judging from the name of the comic, it may be easy to think that the main character is the strongest. However, it's so interesting to rely on friends to resist God even though they became LV999 on their own! A shocking fact is revealed when the stage is moved from the Earth Clear world where the main character is from volume 9 to Earth. Humans and monsters are fighting in that world too. There, too, the protagonist proceeds with the story from a neutral standpoint. The story becomes even more interesting due to the protagonists' ridiculous fighting style and each person's unique personality, and once you start reading it, you'll want to read it until the end, so I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is a story set in a different dimension called LV999 “Villagers,” and since the level is kunst, it's strong at the Warriors level, but the story about why they trained up to LV999 is also properly drawn, so it's nice that it's not just a Warriors story, and the structure is interesting, so I honestly thought it was interesting when I read it.

This review contains spoilers. This is interesting. It's not Warriors of the strongest villagers or peace between humans and demons, but it's a novel story that unravels the structure of the world born from the protagonist's questions. The characters that appear are also unique, so expectations are high.

This review contains spoilers. There was a depiction where you could imagine losing her father due to monsters, but since they don't talk much about why they raised it to level 999, I'm worried, but it's still a mystery... They don't seem to have any intention of defeating the demon king, and if it's not revenge, is it really just to earn daily money to live? Volume 1 ended when they headed to a discussion about the purpose of the demon king's right hand, Esteller. There is an expediency part, but it's quite interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The beginning was interesting and I read it all at once! I thought the settings and characters weren't easy! I thought the second half went to another world... or something that made my view of the world ridiculous...

This review contains spoilers. For now, I've only read volume 1. It's still early, and there are some mysterious parts, but I had a feeling that it would be more and more interesting from now on. I also want to read volume 2.

This review contains spoilers. There have been many developments such as breaking out of the virtual world and into the real world in works up until now, and I don't feel that much of a novelty. There are reviews that the settings are complicated, but I don't think so. Rather, I feel that the setting is commonplace. Considering how to finally get to the real world, there was no need for a casino scene. There must have been a few more ways to depict her betrayal. It was unfortunate that they ended up being fooled by acting without meaning. I understand that returning to the virtual world and making the virtual world peaceful is one of the ultimate purposes, but if you have the value that “the virtual world is just a virtual world,” you may not find much value in the (protagonist) purpose itself of this story. I like the overall story development, with the exception of a few, but there are a lot of hidden points, and I'm uneasy about the feeling after reading it.