Reviews for Sengoku Youko Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was excited to read it every time a new book came out. Looking at Lake Moon, I think I was really happy to be able to live with One Thousand Nights. I really wanted to have such an end when I pass away, as I read it. I was able to peek into the lives of the people who appear in Sengoku Yokoku, and it was a lot of fun. I am grateful that I came across this work!

This review contains spoilers. Whereas the names of deadly moves and effects are full of kitchen sickness, stories about people of nowhere and the spiritual world come out after the middle stage, and the content seems difficult for children, so it was a mystery who the reader base was targeting. There are also people who actually existed for the time being, but they are monster characters that have been dramatized quite a bit. There wasn't enough atmosphere from the Sengoku period to add the Sengoku period to the title, and I didn't think it was necessary for this to be the Sengoku period.