Reviews for The Irregular at Magic High School LightNovel

This review contains spoilers. I usually watch romance comics and light novels. for men (?) This is my first time reading a light novel. I started with the anime, and the main character was cool and the heroine was cute, so I bought the original one too. I like that Tatsuya is smart, dark, and insanely strong. Also, the heroine, Miyuki, is strong and cute. On the contrary, I felt that the slightly old-fashioned part of standing up for the main character was straightforward and kind. I think one of the highlights is the codependency between these two people with different vectors. I was also drawn into the setting that had never been seen before, where magic and science were multiplied, and the created worldview. However, I thought the depiction of Tatsuya being too popular was a bit difficult. Seniors, classmates, juniors (women), juniors (men), international students, second cousins, second cousins, robots. Most of the good-looking new characters fall in love with Tatsuya, blush even if they don't fall in love, and there is a depiction of Mojimoji. My stomach is a little full. This area is for men, so I wonder if it can't be helped. That's why there's a pattern where Miyuki gets excited every time. The battle scenes have a sense of speed and are spectacular. Also, there are various conspiracies involved, and it's fun to watch how Tatsuya captures them. Also, I'm quite unhappy with the illustrations. The picture is not stable. There is a huge difference between scenes with high drawing power and scenes where people are clearly strange. I wonder if it was drawn by the same person. Also, there were many scenes where clothes and positions were different from those described in the novel, so I was wondering if I was reading them properly. But since the main one is a novel, ☆ won't decrease. After that, the last round was good. I was betrayed in a good way. I felt like I was shown the royal road of shonen manga at the very end. It was a long film, but I have no regrets after purchasing it.

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading since middle school when I wasn't very good at print. I'm intoxicated by my older brother's charm after chewing up the detailed settings while rereading it over and over again. There's no way a cheat character like that is an underdog.

This review contains spoilers. After all, it's the forerunner of internet novels, or rather, I don't hesitate to push this one. I'm struck by a very strange feeling when I'm reading The Bad Student at Magical High School. It's nylon that hurts old wounds that are itchy, so I miss it. I felt like I had a bug crawling on my back when it was amazing

This review contains spoilers. I read it in a paper book before. I really liked the character settings, story development, etc., and I enjoyed reading it. I now want to read it as an e-book, so I'm considering purchasing one.

This review contains spoilers. Excuse me, I just read the final episode without knowing it was finished. I mean, I was surprised by that settlement with Prince Ichijo ‼ Miyuki would be happy, I just want to say that the two of them are happy, but it seems like the turbulence is still going on. There will also be a sequel to the anime next year, so keep an eye out for it from now on?

This review contains spoilers. Um, I really like it. Speaking of the royal road, it may be the royal road, but the invincibility of the main character is so amazing that it makes a mess. The story is also pretty interesting, and I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of perfect older brother they'll show me next every time.

This review contains spoilers. It is a work that tells the story of the growth and bond between Tatsuya and Miyuki, who have a brother-sister relationship, from the magic school days to adulthood. My older brother, who seems to be a dry thinker but persists in doing what he thinks is right, and his younger sister, who adores him and even has a crush on him, have interacted with new friends along the way, and are challenging large-scale world events beyond the school stage, and I think they are brave. As the most characteristic of this story, it can be said that not only does it depict only a portion (a unit of only a few years in the story), but it also continues to follow their unstoppable growth with a sense of realism, taking advantage of the advantages unique to long-time sellers. Therefore, there is an advantage of being able to notice specific changes in the characters' way of thinking and growth by rereading the early ones, such as the first volume, again after reading the last volume.

This review contains spoilers. When I look at how close the two are while being written, the perfect younger sister and the missing older brother are targeted, it naturally makes me feel good! Very interesting to watch!