Mob Kousei no Ore Demo Boukensha ni Nareba Riajuu ni Naremasuka?

[MangaDex]

 

[feha]

To answer your question: no.

 

[ivv]

its actually good.....
what the hekk...
sigh...

 

[PoDH]

First 5 chapter is like super cringe.

 

[torararararara]

I've read the raw WN. Surprisingly good.

Spoiler: MC's feat

He won first place in a youth tournament, took part in defeating the "Wolf and 7 young goats", solo a B rank "Urashima Tarou" and later won against A rank "Pied Piper."

 

[ItzYell0w]

no gore tag? i guess it’s “light” but still

 

[grom]

no gore tag? i guess it’s “light” but still

Well, no gore except when you see dismembered people hanging from branch and others funny thing from his first "irregular" encounter in the dungeon.
Also, it's surprisingly quite good, and it come from someone who dont like monster card mangas.

 

[Snoodle]

Any other mangas that use the same card summon gimmicks as this one to recomend?
Or just summoning in general.

 

[ilahazs]

Pretty good manga, with decent power system and interesting world building.

Spoiler :

After reading WN till chapter 178.
If you do some shipping, better rooting for the Gyaru before late like me, who rooting for Renka (Zashiki Warashi).
My day is ruined and my disappointment is immeasurable.

Again, my ship sinking again fck

 

[CraniumAmbiguity]

Any other mangas that use the same card summon gimmicks as this one to recomend?
Or just summoning in general.

I recommend this one "A Heroic Exploration Story that begins with a Mob".
The MC has less summons so far, and little to no outside dungeon drama. Instead focuses on the dungeon grind and the cute summons. I honestly like it better then this one.

 

[Snoodle]

I recommend this one "A Heroic Exploration Story that begins with a Mob".
The MC has less summons so far, and little to no outside dungeon drama. Instead focuses on the dungeon grind and the cute summons. I honestly like it better then this one.

Thanks for the recommendation but I'm also reading this one. It's really good so far.

 

[MRain]

The premise is really cool, but the school drama is omegalol.

Replace adventuring with playing golf and the drama just feel so bad, "MC why did you join a golf club? Trying to be cool?" "Your parent must be rich to give you such a nice golf club, while I was using some knock off brand" "Antagonize kun, MC was doing part-time and saving money, his parent isn't rich".

Hope the drama get better.

 

[bandito]

This is like Pokemon but for teens and older compared to Yugioh or Pokemon that is aimed for children.

 

[Nonnom]

This is good, actually good. The ratings on this site are really unreliable...

 

[uhhhhhhhhhhh789]

It’s pretty good.

 

[AcKyuubi]

I’d say this deserves an 8.3 at least. The art is great, story is new and refreshing. Hoping it gets better from now.

 

[FlyingSupersoaker]

Only negative thing I can really give this is how the secondary school characters tend to act, and the self-defeatist attitude of being a "Mob" that the protagonist tends to have. The dichotomy between Kitagawa and his cards is great, and he's going through some growth while becoming closer with them. It's a fun time so far.

 

[steeldickman]

Honestly got some whiplash seeing those dead corpses with the Irregular encounter only to them for them to be placed in the tournament as if it's a light hearted shounen series.

 

[Elaborate]

I'm lukewarm about these half-hearted LitRPGs where you can only access your magic in a designated location. That's just playing an MMO with extra steps...

If you're the world's best magical fighter, but outside the Dungeons any hobo with a gun can just one-shot you, is it even a power fantasy anymore?

 

[takenaka99]

Only negative thing I can really give this is how the secondary school characters tend to act, and the self-defeatist attitude of being a "Mob" that the protagonist tends to have. The dichotomy between Kitagawa and his cards is great, and he's going through some growth while becoming closer with them. It's a fun time so far.

Japan is a high-cue collective society with a caste tradition after all.