Continuing my quest for comfy isekai, we come to this gem of a title. It was just recently published back in April with the second volume coming out next month. The main reason I picked it up was again we see a female led isekai focusing on something other than action and adventure. I love … More Magical Artisan Dahlia Wilts No More Manga Volume One Review
I’m always on the look-out for chill fantasy stories where the action is secondary to dealing with everyday life. I feel like I get inundated with action in western fantasy, and I come to manga and light novels for a more relaxed fantasy experience. This new series that just came out earlier this month is … More Housekeeping Mage from Another World: Making Your Adventures Feel Like Home, Volume 1 Manga Review
The isekai genre has been in flux for decades now, ever since the 90s when we started seeing stories of people getting transported to other worlds appear in anime. Back then the landscape looked a lot different, primarily being that they featured more female main characters who suffered through a lot more hardship in order … More Monday Musings: Is the Era of action-packed Isekai over?
It seems like a new-ish trend for manga these days is Isekai for women, or Isekai that focus less on powerful heroes and more on everyday life. And I have to say that as an avid reader of slice-of-life manga, I do approve! In my journey to get back into manga, I recently picked up … More The Savior’s Book Café Story in Another World, Vol 1 Manga Review
I reviewed the first volume of this manga last September when it came out, and voiced some concerns about the pacing and the story in general. I hoped then that it was just “first volume syndrome” and the story would get better in the next volume. Volume two came out this past January, but I … More Fiancee of the Wizard Manga Volume Two Review
I’m always on the lookout for new manga to read, especially now with a blog to run. Lately, I’ve been on a fantasy/romance binge, mainly trying to fill it with webcomics and webtoons. Just recently, however, I discovered a new manga that holds a lot of the aspects that I love and does them really … More The Saint’s Magic Power is Omnipotent Manga Volume One Review
Admittedly, I’ve spent a lot of time and money these last couple weeks on webcomics read on a couple different apps. I found myself sucked into the world of fantasy romance through a variety of different comics, dragged into spending coins to unlock new episode after new episode. It’s an addicting pastime, filled with stories … More Webcomic Wednesday: Current Trends in Fantasy Romance Webcomics
Isekai manga and anime have always been on shaky ground for me. There are admittedly a lot of very good series that I love, but also a lot of very bad ones that tend to use the same concepts over and over again. I love seeing new ideas and innovative ways to use the isekai … More Trash Reads – Manga I Hate to Love – Arifureta: From Commonplace to World’s Strongest
Isekai stories come in all kinds of types and flavors, as well as garnering all kinds of responses from fans. For those not in the know, isekai is where people from one world (usually modern Japan) are transported either into a video game world, fantasy world, or into the past. The genre has seen such … More Otherworldly Izakaya Nobu Manga Volume One Review (#Sponsored)
I’m always looking for new fantasy-romance manga to read, and when I came across Fiancee of the Wizard on Yen Press’ new releases list, I figured I’d give it a shot. The art looked nice from the cover and the concept was interesting enough that it has the potential to go somewhere. I picked up … More Fiancee of the Wizard Manga Volume One Review
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