Reviews for My Magical Career at Court: Living the Dream After My Nightmare Boss Fired Me from the Mages' Guild! Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a somewhat convenient development, but I think it's a good comic because the main character is a cheerful, energetic girl who doesn't get dented, and friends who are handsome and have high abilities also appear. Maybe it would be nice if there was some depth to it.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about a young daughter who worked in a black workplace after graduating from a magic school, is invited by her classmates to move to a white workplace and plays an active role. I thought it was unstandardly strong. I want them to do their best.

This review contains spoilers. A slapstick romantic comedy about Noel and Luke who graduated from magic school? I wonder if it's something like that. Noel has an unflattering personality and is very funny and cute. It's nice to be involved in various troubles and gain momentum, and the development is fast and I can read it at a good tempo. He is also very good at drawing.

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist remembers his school days while looking at his current circumstances. It's good that I got my dream job, but I ended up working at the wrong place of work. Anyway, the guild leader (boss) is bad. They put their own lack of ability on the shelf and get jealous of their subordinates, or they turn their hands around so that they can't get a job again anywhere after being unfairly fired. I'm surprised that humans are so small. Then, he appeared in such a place as a good rival when he was a student and the god of salvation! It looks like it's going to be interesting.

This review contains spoilers. Childhood friend's unrequited love. They aren't disliked, but aren't out of the realm of “childhood friends” or “friends,” and they don't even think they're liked, and depending on the character, they're just plain frustrated, and that's enough! But this story isn't frustrating, is it? It's not that they're both making a fuss, maybe it's because they're pure. He genuinely likes her and is aiming for status and fame in order to get her. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. However, there is a status barrier that is too high between a small duke and a commoner. She is an otome who doesn't know what love is, she genuinely likes magic, and she wants to stand next to her rival as a childhood friend. Hey... or rather, I also know stories with pretty similar settings. As it is, I hope it's a story where Uzamobu sexual evil doesn't come up (-people-)

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of banished things, there are many things like “I was banished from the party, but I was actually super competent,” but I was curious about the fact that the main character was a girl and “banished from a black workplace” in trial readings, so I bought it. As a reason for the expulsion, my former black boss (with educational background comp) said, “No matter how many years have passed, I can only do lower-end jobs! What's more, they lied about being famous!” There was an argument attached to it. Along the way, the story of a good standard crystal, which was originally created by the protagonist in charge of the Black Guild caught the eye of a large company, and since the former boss was about to proceed with the transaction with full confidence, there was also a feeling that there might be elements (gaffens) like “banished things” in the future. I'm looking forward to it. My best friend who asked for a buddy seems to have a crush on me. Also, this book is unpopular. The prince also caught a glimpse, so I hope they don't become too romantically involved. They are commoners, but since they have left a prestigious school with high praise from the beginning, I got a slightly different impression from other expellees.