Reviews for A Gentle Noble's Vacation Recommendation Manga

I've been subscribing for a long time and have read up to 14 volumes. However, I think I've gotten a little bored recently, and I'm wondering if I should drop out once. I'm curious about how to return to the original world...

I thought they were extremely good at it. Frame splits, angles, etc. However, this story isn't really addictive, and it makes me wonder if it will happen after all. Grasping is slow. What were the ratings for the anime? I'm curious.

I'm originally a reader of the original story, and I've bought all volumes of both Comicalize and the book. When I read the original story in letters, I was able to enjoy reading it without any sense of incongruity due to reading speed and parts that are corrected and supplemented in the brain, but when I tried to comicalize the novel without changing the worldview or flow of the novel, I felt that the difficulty of expression came out quite a bit due to the length of the frame breaks, lack of power in the direction, and the whiteness of the picture surface. I wonder if the author of Comicalize doesn't have assistants or the like? The pictures of the people are beautiful, but I think the thinness of the background drawing and the unevenness in the density of the information on the screen stand out. I love and follow both the original story and Comicalize, so I will continue to support them.

There was a scene where good-looking men of appropriate age were flirting, but since there were no kisses or anything, I felt like they were enjoying pure BL.

But I gradually lost track of what I was being made to read. This is a comic that looks at people (all men) who are inclined to the main character (man) one after another. It's not BL, but what is it... atmosphere BL? That's what it feels like. If you like the characters and atmosphere, you can read it; conversely, if you don't feel attracted to it, you can't read it. It's like there isn't a story, and everyday life just goes by. I recommend that you buy it after trial reading it.

The setting, or rather the flow, is a bit unexpected, and it's easy to understand, but other than that, it's kind of interesting. The characters are good, so it's nice to be able to read it with confidence, or rather with peace of mind.

As I read from the first volume, as in other reviews, the quality of the pictures is getting lower and lower. why!? The story itself is interesting, so 4 stars.

If I hadn't read the book “I Will Survive as a Maid,” I think it would have become a character I really love, but there is a lover who captivates the king and everyone just by his appearance called Jurugel (male) in the work “Surviving as a Maid,” and she inevitably appeared to be in contact with that character, so the content didn't come in (>_<) Because of Jurugel, the king looked pitiful, and so did the king It's the worst (it's not BL) and I'm sorry that it really doesn't matter. But I read it with the belief that if you forget to talk about the maid, you'll fall in love with Jurugel and Lizelle, even if it's not BL even though it captivates men with its elegant atmosphere and one smile. Later, when His Majesty comes to pick him up, will they return home? I think so. Jill and the others must be lonely

It's heartwarming and easy to read. But my words, actions, or rather thoughts, are closer to BL, and it's a bit fragrant. Is it an ulterior motive of the same sex that it makes me want to put it in a normal conversation between men? romantic feelings? There are many depictions of the present.

I like the feeling of air and the slow flow of time that I feel from this work. There are times when I'm worried because the picture is rough or there are times when the background isn't too clear, but I can recommend it. I feel relieved by Rizelle's lack of movement. The emotions they occasionally show are also good. I want to go to this world. I want you to read it when you're tired

I really like Lizel, who has a fantasy world view and is always calm and humane as the title suggests. I'm getting attracted to Rizelle (as a person, right?) The people around me are also very nice. I also like the fact that it makes people read it between facial expressions and lines without saying everything, so is this...? I'm reading it while thinking back and forth a little bit. There was a discount, so I went on reading up to 10 volumes at once, and I'm writing this review, but I wonder if there were any drawings, as seen in other people's reviews. I'm worried. Everyone was beautiful, so I was worried that the balance of the contours was out of balance, so I did ⭐ ︎ -1. It may be difficult to go back to the previous drawing, but why not? It makes me wish I could read it with a beautiful picture like the beginning.

Rizelle, who was the prime minister in a fantasy world, seems to notice, but she is in another world, using Jill, an advanced adventurer, as her partner and being an adventurer in a different world... the point is that Rizelle's calm and unfazed appearance is more interesting than I had imagined.

A group of men that Rizelle (♂) meets in an otherworldly transition harem vacation story where they go from one end to another. It's not BL, but it doesn't make me say I'm not expecting a secondary creation (laughs). I only feel the aura that Harem End should be like this, but that's not wrong...?

I wonder if it's some kind of BL, and there are places where I can't keep up with myself, which I'm not good at. Also, I think I wouldn't be disappointed if the background (building or something) was a little more beautiful. The characters also have a nice vibe, but it's a pity that they were so simple when they found a mansion or a big building. Even if I reread it from time to time, there are times when I can't understand what kind of foreshadowing it is, or where the line came from because it's too much Zucker, so I'd like a few more explanations.