lilithespark's manga / #isekai(276)

Review: Question: why the Hades was I so reluctant to read this amazing masterpiece? I think that this might even rival One Punch Man! This comic is the true epitome of the “overpowered” trope. The action packed battles has me rattled and me sitting on the edge of my seat, greedily reading and immersing myself in their world. At first, I was kind of taken back by his lack of mercy, but then I got over it, and this comic is so freaking lit! The subtle romantic undertones are a plus! His necromancy related abilities just add to his feeling of formidability. I spent seven hours binge-reading this with no breaks, and guess what? I don’t regret it at all. That’s how good this is. periodt. Comment: Still waiting for season two! You won’t regret reading this comic if you give it a shot!(´꒳`) Update: It’s finally here, and I am so hyped! I’m reading chapter by chapter, and I’m still as in love with the series as when I had first discovered it. :) P.S: Caught up to chapter 126.

Left off on chapter 102.

Ryouko Hayakawa, a hardcore otaku, was just about to have her thirty-sixth birthday before dying in a car accident. Or so she thought. She found herself to be reincarnated as the seventh prince, Herscherik! Herscherik finds himself in a fantasy world he could only imagine in his previous life! At the bright age of three, he realizes he must utilize the office work skills from his previous life to take action! Comment: It’s rather a shame that the artist quit working on this comic. I foresaw so much latent potential surrounding this comic. However, I understand where the artist is coming from. There might have been some personal interferences with this, and I understand that. I have experienced it firsthand how it feels to juggle writing a story and your life outside of that. I may not be the best person qualified to say this, but the author’s health comes first. That is what I am concerned about first. I sincerely hope the author recovers because they have created a piece that I won’t forget for sure. That is all I have to comment. p.s: and yes I know I ripped off my summary off of the other one, but I just couldn’t find any words to describe it. ( ͡°_ʖ ͡°)

So good. Genuinely. I love how it’s so non-stereotypical. It kind of reminds me of “The Affairs of the Other World Depend on the Corporate Slave” in that romance kind of (?) takes a backseat and the MC is more focused on doing what they can to help others around them. All the characters are very charming (Kudos to artist Fujiazuki for their amazing art), and I love the subtlety in character growth and the development of character relationships between the MC and other supporting characters. I like the MC’s mature and modest character. She’s even a researcher?? You don’t see that often at all. It’s also SO refreshing that she gets along with the girl summoned with her! The romance is slow and just right. I personally love the ML! He has the looks, he’s caring, and a knight!!

Comment: why do I have a sinking feeling that the archbishop will decline all the marriage candidates, and the protagonist will end up being the one marrying the archbishop? (ノ-_-)ノ ~┻━┻