Reviews for The World's Strongest Rearguard: Labyrinth Country's Novice Seeker LightNovel

It's a bit different from common hero cheats, and the scene where they join forces with their friends to overcome a predicament is worth reading. It was also nice that even though it was in a harem state, it wasn't stiff and there was no sense of incongruity.

Since 2 volumes haven't been released even after close to 1 year, I bought this original story. The title says it's the strongest in the world, but it's not a story where you suddenly get a cheat and are unrivaled; although there are parts of the battle where you feel a bit expedient, such as when friends participate in battles and acquire skills and items, etc., the scenes where you fall into a tight spot or join forces with friends to challenge strong opponents are worth reading, and in other scenes, all of the characters with other interactions are women, and almost all of the characters with other interactions are women, and they are in a harem state... There are times when the main character has a basic relationship with women and draws a line of contact as a summary character in PT, and there are no characters that are particularly close to the main character who can be said to be the heroine, and the relationships between the women are very good and friendly, and there are no scenes where they compete for and appreciate the protagonist, or where the relationship is relentless and nervous, so it's also good to be able to read it comfortably.

I really liked the sense of another world and fell in love with it. The characters were cute and very easy to read

It's interesting in its own way, though. I think there are places where the sentence expressions are a little lacking in words and it is difficult to understand the situation. Also, the main character is pretty stubborn. The characteristic is that it sandwiches everyday episodes here and there, and that is also a good point. When an episode or issue becomes too urgent, that kind of thing is just a matter of leeway, or rather careless. Once the critical situation is over, there will be a lack of preparation without a necessary sense of crisis. It's often frustrating because there are so many developments that seem like carelessness or lack of preparation. There was a situation where they had a drinking party in that situation and then almost couldn't make it in time, or it was probably the main character's fault, and incompetence was also good. In the first place, no matter what caused that situation, it was probably because of the results of the protagonist's choices. That's because they put things like romantic comedies, intellectual stuff taught by people, or a leisurely meal in a very tense situation. I think the individuality of this work is rather about mixing such superfluous things, so I think it would have been nice if the urgency and crisis that had a negative effect were even weaker. What's interesting is that it's an interesting story, and it's a unique story, but it also has flaws, so it's a level where you can enjoy it in its own way.