Reviews for Dungeon Farm: Kicked Out of My Home, So I'm Homesteading in a Dungeon! Manga

The encounter between the main character and his friends was so natural that I was able to read it smoothly. The development of the story is extremely common, but there are no muddy episodes, and you are healed by a heartwarming view of the world. Memories from previous lives also felt to work moderately, and there was no sense of incongruity. Maybe it's still a tactile part of the original story, so I wanted to read on. As a comic, it's a good way to end, so it doesn't have the “feeling that it ended suddenly,” which is common these days. Please be healed by the hot everyday life between the protagonist who farms and his friends who surround him ☆ iny

A little harem with very beautiful pictures, good content, and commonplace? It's like, but the feeling of slow life was amazing and heartwarming