Reviews for The Strongest Sage with the Weakest Crest Manga

I really like the character's personality and the design of the work. A fight between two girls who are acting together with the main character? Something like that makes me excited because I can't see the future. The main character is the strongest character, but the way he responds when strong characters come out in the future is impressive and expectations are high

The content is almost consistent, and the main character is unrivaled against the secret actions of demons. It's also an anime, so it might be a good idea to compare it and watch it. The biggest highlight is that Iris is cute.

The anime has also started, so when I bought it because I wanted to read the comic version, I was worried about the next developments, so I bought it. I aim to buy the entire volume.

I think the content is a cheat game, but I like the design, and so far (I've read up to 5 volumes), the heroine seems to have been decided clearly, and I'm enjoying it because it's not mentally a harem. And I'm looking forward to the back of the cover. Odo no Ojisan's time is so much fun lol

This is a story about the strongest wise man in the world who feels limited, reincarnates, and is unrivaled in the future. The highlight is that they reflect on previous lives where communication was poor and fight with an awareness of battles with friends.

Originally, the setting where the strongest reincarnates in order to aim even higher is new, and the drawing level is also high! Well, enrolling in an academy is common, but it's a good job where you can go to pretty good places!

they're too strong... it's always an easy win. Is that a little tricky? Nothing wrong with that! I always think about it because I'm in the old school, but I'm worried about how it will end later. The faces of the devils all look the same...

The setting is not about the popular Isekai Reincarnation, but about being reborn in the same world as it is. Both the original story and the comic are interesting. The mechanism of magic etc. is properly thought out, so it's interesting to read without any contradiction. Rather than reincarnation, it's reincarnation based on one's own will.

It's a story from another world, so even if I know I can't compare it to my own common sense, huh!? You can even do such a thing!! A lot of things have happened to me and I never get tired of it. It made me think that common sense can be overturned if you have the ability, and magic battles also require brainpower, and lost magic is just an order of magnitude different at first glance!

It's an amazing obsession that even though they were originally strong, they reincarnated in order to become even stronger. However, when I was reincarnated, the meaning of the coat of arms was completely misconveyed! It's a fiery development where you fight to crush the strongest proofs and conspiracies.

The picture is beautiful. The main character is smart and strong, and I feel good reading it.

It is the reincarnation of a wizard who aims for further heights while being nicknamed the strongest wizard in the world, the wise man, and the god of war. Even though I'm the strongest, I also know the reason why I can't go higher than this, and my own coat of arms that I was born with isn't suitable, and I don't have any friends. I think it's a great sense to reincarnate on your own in order to change them. He safely reincarnated as a 6-year-old boy with the crest he wanted, but in this era, the meaning of the emblem, swordsmanship, and magic declined, and he had already acquired enough power that even adults couldn't compete with. Their skills and knowledge are excellent, so this time the Spartan education for their peers is amazing, and they will respond well to that. That kind of forward-looking action is so outstanding that I'm sorry. The story has a large scale and is exciting to read, but I'm a little worried that the main character in the illustrations has a villain-like face and actions that are really childish and even though he was reincarnated as an adult for justice, I can't feel them.

The main character is strong anyway. insanely strong. Nevertheless, I have a good impression of it even though there is no bad modesty or arrogance. This protagonist is exploring strength with the momentum of the earliest seeker, and how far are you aiming for? It's tempting to dive in, but since “I want to defeat space-level enemies” from the beginning, the scale I'm watching is different from the end with only one person.

It's probably a pioneer in the sense of being reincarnated in another world. The story of Con is just the beginning, and the second half is so flawless that I don't think it's too involved in restrictions (but I wonder if it's related to support growth limits or something). The common anti-demon development continues, but I think the main characters are growing steadily with efforts to maintain it while continuing Musou. I don't know what the expediency principle is, and I don't know how many enemies they assume even after this time, but I wonder if the main characters will continue to grow. I think it's a fun work to read because it has fewer useless elements than some kind of grandson who fell into the middle of pretending to be an elementary school romance.

There are almost no scenes where the suspect's appearance can be confirmed, and it is impossible to confirm it! The appearance of the dragon in the frame with multiple people drawn on it is so cute!

It's nice to feel like you like the pictures and the story. The development is also interesting and I want to read more soon!