Reviews for The Strongest Sage with the Weakest Crest Manga

I don't want spoilers, so I won't say the details, but do you like Isekai? I thought it would be good for people like

It's a story about the strongest wise man reincarnates and rampage around and getting stronger!! It's interesting, so be sure to try it

Please read it because it is an exhilarating and interesting series with the main character who overpowers monsters and is too strong

The strongest man in the world aims to be even stronger, so it is natural that he is strong. The highlight is the hard work of the party members who get stronger along with it. I'd like to see the main character break away from an actual solo battle situation and go out with his enemies as a party.

The fantasy world view is very easy to see, and the characters are easy to understand. I'm really looking forward to comics that unfold in the future

It's fun, and it tests out various ways to fight, so I never get tired of reading it! I recommend it.

Since it hasn't been completed, it's still a half-way review, but the main character who reincarnated (voluntarily) cheats and is interesting. The enemy I expected to face before reincarnation is an alien who is stronger than a demon (?) I think so, so I'm also curious about where and how such beings will appear.

It's the strongest, but it's a power I've cultivated in previous lives, and in other words, as the title says. I've given up on the fact that my only friends are girls. It's better just not erotic. But that doesn't mean there aren't any harem elements, so I'll set it to ☆ -1. It's quite interesting to be aware that you are the strongest and aim to be even stronger.

It's interesting, but I can't help but feel like I'm too far from my final goal. The goal is to defeat super powerful monsters in space, but isn't it taking too much time to defeat endangered demons? It makes me think. Matthias, the main character, was reincarnated in the future 3,000 years, and it seems that the level of magic, monsters, and demons has dropped to such an extent that it is incomparable to previous lives. Probably, in terms of the flow of the story, it seems like the flow of the story is to raise the level with weak monsters and demons, fight against moderately strong monsters, further awaken the 4th crest's abilities, and instantly kill dragons called natural disasters in the world of Matthias and hit them into space. At the current leisurely pace, it seems like it would take up to about 20 volumes just to get used to small fish opponents. The record of reaching level 600 in the first crest in a previous life has no meaning of being reincarnated unless it is rewritten with plenty of time, yet they are still busy at about level 30. Maybe you should be prepared for over 100 volumes of this one.

This is a story about “The main character is a cheat” x “My friend is a girl” that I've been watching a lot lately. There's no Harem series or romance series at all, so I can read it at a good tempo. I'm thankful for that. If you have a bad crush on you, you'll fall out of love all at once. Anyway, it's a story about finding demons → defeating them. I've read up to 9 volumes, and I enjoy reading them. There may be people who feel that the conversation is too smooth, but I think I prefer this one. Rather than being strangely off topic.

It's a reincarnation of My TUEEE, which is popular now, but it's not a creepy depiction of recent girls written abnormally sexually, and I'm not uncomfortable watching it with cute heroines appropriate for their age. I'm TUEEEE, and the story progresses at a good tempo, and although there are many words I memorize, I can read them quickly. I'm looking forward to the future.

I like places with unique ideas, such as feeling the limits of strength and being reincarnated. I don't get tired of watching it at all, and I'm starting to worry about the future.

A story about a wise man who once raised his power to the highest level reincarnates and once again aims to be the strongest. It's actually a pretty stoic story, but it's full of TUEEE pleasure, and it's exhilarating to read. It's like a shonen manga aiming for heights, and it's like a middle-aged replay story, so you can enjoy either feeling.

When I bought one volume, I bought another volume before I knew it. I was worried about the continuation of the work.

After reading it as a trial reading, I was addicted to it! Is the main character, Warriors, refreshing and interesting?

There are various reincarnation works, but this one isn't too serious, not too funny, and can be read lightly in just the right place. It's interesting. I want to read more soon.