Reviews for Suppose a Kid from the Last Dungeon Boonies Moved to a Starter Town LightNovel

It's mainly a gag, and I think I'll read it in no time. The characters have strong personalities and are flying off. If it's pure battle, I recommend comics because they have more movement.

So I haven't read it properly. Please be careful not to buy it by mistake it for the comic version lol

Somehow I bought it, but it was interesting. I shunned the Shota stuff, but it was usually interesting to read.

It's a work where both the main character and characters are progressing in a good direction at the end, even though they just keep making mistakes over and over again. I think it's a little different from the simple Unconscious Me TUEEE work... but the proportion of gags is quite large. Certainly, as others say, I think it would be more interesting to read the comic version rather than the original story with almost only letters

In terms of whether it was funny or not, it was interesting. There are many words whose wording sounds like two different meanings, probably because it just has a strong gag flavor, and even in scenes where the characters don't misunderstand each other, what does it mean? Whose line is this? There were a lot of times when I got stuck with it. Even though there are a lot of gag foreshadowing, there are few foreshadowing in the general story, and I was also concerned that the setting that seemed to be taken after confronting the enemy would come up. If I were to get this far, I feel like I also wanted a depiction of a scene where the villain played a secret role behind the scenes. Other people also wrote it in reviews, but the reason I want to recommend the comic version is because I felt that the comic had an overwhelmingly good tempo when I tried reading it. The temperature difference between the characters is also easier to understand in comics, making them overwhelmingly more interesting than novelizations. Novelizations are often made into comics with only 1 volume of novels, but since this work ends close to the completion of volume 1, I don't care about the continuation. So if you buy it, I recommend the comic version.

I think the story is fun and good. Also, even though the sentences are carefully written, the original story is “~. The tone of explanation, “I will,” didn't fit. The author is probably very serious, but I feel that other light novels from another world are easier to read. The story progresses at a good tempo, but I feel like the sentences don't go at a good tempo. When it comes to comics, they'll draw pictures to explain, so the tempo is so good. It was a good feeling. If I were to add to that, I felt that the story would expand if there were a few more depictions of the main characters around.