Eiyuu to Kenja no Tensei Kon: Katsute no Koutekishu to Kon'yakushite Saikyou Fuufu ni Narimashita

[Meelock]

Its good if you go into it treating it as a slice of life power fantasy fluff comedy. Goofy-ass power systems and ankle deep worldbuilding can be passed off it is funny enough, and this one is.

 

[TheOriginalShock]

Satisfying chapters. You can read a chapter and end the session unlike a lot of other manga. Qualities of a good read

 

[Al_Kohlick]

I'm actually gonna get a heart attack from this manga. This is way too good.

When I saw these 2 former enemies quickly getting reunited and declaring to each other, I was like awww 🥲
And when I read the rest I was like

Definitely one of my favorite stories on MD

 

[ReaderNggaBecus]

Seems good, im gonna continue reading it

one of the good things about this is, that couples who get engaged or married before entering school can live in the same dorm

 

[Luke_chase]

Overrated fr 🗿

 

[Andasen]

Rival/Enemies turn lover is one of my favorite trope, hope this doesn't turn harem and ruin the premise

 

[Yoshida_Ch]

Read till chapter 6 and gonna be honest, I really like it for the slice of life and romance. However having both the Mc being op ruins it. I rather have them reunited without their magic/power when they were reincarnated. Maybe having half of their abilities but just having them op at the start just feels like your typical isekai.

I still enjoy the manga, so I'm going to continue reading it.

 

[G-P]

Generic and bland as fuck.

 

[Jasecloud4]

Going to be honest here, but the English translation makes this manga difficult to read. Not because the intentions aren’t conveyed, but because the characters constantly use the other person’s name when talking directly to that person. This may be a literal holdover from Japanese, but in English it reads extremely childish.

Imagine meeting up with a friend named Jim and saying, “Hey, Jim. How is Jim today? Did Jim have a good weekend?”

Jim would be rightfully confused as to why you were speaking to him, but referring to him as if he were a third party to the conversation.

 

[KuhaKenuvo]

Here. Take my 5 out of 10. 2 of which came from the fact that the girl, or whatever I forgot because she's just that generic, looked somewhat like Elysia in the previous life.

 

[frostmonolith]

Going to be honest here, but the English translation makes this manga difficult to read. Not because the intentions aren’t conveyed, but because the characters constantly use the other person’s name when talking directly to that person. This may be a literal holdover from Japanese, but in English it reads extremely childish.

Imagine meeting up with a friend named Jim and saying, “Hey, Jim. How is Jim today? Did Jim have a good weekend?”

Jim would be rightfully confused as to why you were speaking to him, but referring to him as if he were a third party to the conversation.

Need another group for taking the raws in honestly.

 

[erjad]

judging by the chapter 1.1, i thought it would be at least a slightly mature romcom as, you know, they both are 60++ years old mentally. but turns out, it's just a generic teenager romcom where being loud = haha funni and then there's the FMC that keeps getting flustered whenever she interacted with MC romantically.

i guess it was my bad since i didn't notice the "shounen" tag