Reviews for The Retired #1 Vanquisher Is Dragged Back Into the Dungeons; His Top Form on Stream for the World to See! A Popular Idol's New (Dungeon) Coach! Manga

Dungeons and video distribution are flourishing in the present day, and idols also participate, and the recent trend remains the same, but the fact that when the main character at the bottom is not suddenly... it's novel that the amazing person who actually reincarnated is not the main character, and it feels like ingenuity has been put into the setting, and it's a work that feels like it hasn't been there until now, and I felt like I wanted to read the next one.

There are often templates, and I think there are various opinions, but as a comic, volume 1 of the work, which mainly depicts the 2 pillars of “Dungeon Capture in the Real World” + “The Real World Where Video Distribution is Popular,” and the main line of “The Reason to Return to the Dungeon,” which I think is really interesting, is annoying because idols push Gori, and it's annoying, but as an impression of reading up to 5 volumes, it changed to “Thank You for Pushing Gori.” If anything, the strong momentum of the other characters stands out, and since there are a lot of W battles where idols are in a bit of air, the story doesn't seem to have progressed properly, and there seem to be likes and dislikes of girl characters who say their trauma (past) to various people pretty smoothly, but “breaking through the pinch in the dungeon with Warriors” and “ripples in video distribution in the outside world” and “the main line of the story of the reason to return to the dungeon” and “the main line of the story of the reason to return to the dungeon” They have a proper synergistic effect, so after thinking they can read up to volume 5 without getting tired of it, I think there are many people who think it's “fun” to say “the main character is cool” no matter what you say... Starting with volume 6, it seems that even more dungeon captors will play an active role, so I think the story will progress rapidly, so I think people who are interested can buy it now

It's a story about the former strongest conquistador who has retired and returns to active duty as an idol mentor because his friends are nosy. It's up to volume 1, but the pictures are carefully drawn, the enemies and battle scenes are too strong, so it's light yet powerful, and the story isn't novel, but it seems deep, so I think it would be interesting if it continued properly.