Reviews for Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody LightNovel

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the main character of the company animal reincarnated in another world and is invincible using his cheat abilities. I was curious about the word Death March in the title, but this seemed to be about modern social life, and it was a bit different from what I had thought.

This review contains spoilers. I read Comicalize and was curious, so I read the novel, and the story structure that makes you completely addicted to it, and the development that won't let you get bored is amazing. Isekai Tensei, Warriors Cheat, but it's nice that the main character doesn't bring that part to the forefront. It's a work that really immerses you.

This review contains spoilers. It is especially recommended for people who like works related to fantasy and adventure. Since the time I was simply transferred to another world happened to be during the Death March, I thought the title of this work was adopted. At first, Satou was struggling in his own way until he got used to it, but even so, I feel like he was enjoying a completely new world after volume 2. I'm envious that in the important scene of gathering friends, the result was strangely being surrounded by so many beautiful women. Other than that, the maze city exploration scene was thrilling and interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The story that inadvertently caused a meteor shower, inadvertently massacred the dragon family, and flew away from the beginning was good

This review contains spoilers. The initial entry was good, but it was a pity that it stagnated slightly after that. I personally like Lizard Musume, so I'm reading it

This review contains spoilers. I'm having fun reading it so far. I don't like the Harem development, but the main character here knows his favor and is dodging him, and his way of dodging him is good, so I don't really care. The girls are pretty snazzy, but the children traveling together have a family atmosphere. I have a strong sense of Alasar before I was reincarnated, so my perspective on teenage children is a bit naughty, but it's good that they treat them properly and rationally. Even though I felt disgusted by Alisa and was surprised by how long ago I was surprised, even though Pochi Tama was so cute, her skinship seemed natural. The problem is that the main character's illustrations are too cute and don't match thoughts from a male perspective, so they can't be processed well in the brain.

This review contains spoilers. From where I first got interested. I can't sympathize with the main character because it's not refreshing and erotic, and creepy eroticism. Almost a young girl, Harlem. I'll preface that each person has a different way of feeling it, but I feel that they enjoy playing with, disdaining, and playing with women. Other than that, I can sympathize with you. Helping friends, immortal pacifist places, etc. The story of exploring the world, spreading insight, solving problems, and growing is interesting. I especially recommend the cooking episode.