Ore no Shibou Flag ga Todomaru Tokoro wo Shiranai - Reviews

This is one of a few AMAZING isekai manga / novel. The story is amazing, the character is amazing, the art is amazing, everything is perfect. This manga rose to my #2 manga (#1 is kingdom). This manga is soooo good, that i read the novel. I never read any novel before this manga's novel, and OH MY GOD. THE NOVEL IS EVEN MORE AMAZING. But then, the manga drawing is beautiful and i really like the style. This manga has everything that i wanted; isekai, villain/mob MC, MC that strong (not OP) but also brave, arrogance that backed up by his strength, and STRONG AND BEAUTIFUL HEARTED FEMALE LEAD. OMG ERIKA BEST GIRL HUHUHU

This one has the usual beginning with a guy being transported into the villain of a novel where he tries to remove his death flag,but the way the story progresses is astonishing.The mc was a spoiled child of a noble family.So,after getting reincarnated he rectifies his past mistakes and maintains safe distance from his crooked parents.He is sensible,cunning and wise who becomes strong later on.But his way of speaking comes as if the past villain is the one who is talking and so his words are rash and hit someone directly.Inside he is a good guy,but outside he made his personality of bad guy.

The art is also great and the characters too.

So,it can be given a try.

So long as hes keeps doing it like he is doing it now it will be awesome until the end.

 So the guy although is nice is being twisted due to the story template put on upon him. The writting is a bit lacking bcs instead of virtue in scripting the dialogues the whole bad buy is essentialy showed as 'loser' or a different insult thrown into the text chart. It happens only sometimes but it's enough to through me out of context at times. So far it's my only concern.

So, our guy is the bad one and is really hard trying to survive without changing the story. While he believes to play a lonewolf role in his scheme, ppl around him start to see through his disguise. A secret alliance slowly forms around him. Disguise, although it's a forced behaviour he can't simply change. It's annoying at times, but the premise and plot keeps running without being hurt.

So long as it keeps like this it will be ok, if he free himself from the 'curse' (figure of speech) it will get really boring i guess. It's the only original part in this manga. But it's entertaining enough and good enough to keep the reader occupied.

To sum it up. It's worth the time You invest in. The art, dialogue flow and pacing is really decent.

A cliche story about a guy being transmigrated into the body of a villain character in a videogame he knows thoroughly, usually a concept I like a lot despite the clichés, this story is allegedly about avoiding death flags even while the main character has a verbal autocorrect on that makes him speak more harshly and aggressively than he intends to.  Allegedly.  

In practice, we just see constant misunderstandings and reveal that try for dramatic but fall flat in an extremely slow build up.  Throw in an arguably useless female lead early on with major potential as a main character in the video game but currently just an annoying  crybaby.  Toss out some meta knowledge plans that go incredibly smoothly and all seem to work out in his favor.  

It's just bland.  I got bored very quickly.  It didn't help that I can't personally stand any of the characters.  The art falls to the average of what you expect of a modern manga but nothing unique or special about it either.  Dropped at chapter 17.  

This manga is refreshing

It's about Kazuki who finds himself inside the world of a game as the young villain "Harold Stokes". Now as Harold, what he says is translated into insults and criticism. Even worse, he's supposed to die later on. So he's doing what he can to prevent it.

I only started to like the manga near chapter 10 but I don't think it will take that much time for you and if it does, try to give it some time. (Also, I read chapter 23.5 after chapter 24 since it's a lot easier to understand like that; so 23 -> 24 -> 23.5)

It's a good story, with good enough drawing and character development that is interesting as well. Harold acts as an anti-hero in fact since his parents can be suspicious of him at any moment but he's still a bit realistic I would say. Same for other characters that I only started to like after chapter 10.

Also as the title suggests, there are still death flags later on (like in any manga of this genre actually..) but they are not used as a means to have more chapters. Let me explain: Usually, when something different from the "original plot/game" happens, everything goes for the best but the mc stays disillusioned and keeps thinking he's in trouble. Here, his way of thinking is still logical, he is neither dull enough to think everything is normal nor so smart he knows that something is strange when there was nothing pointing to it; And we can sometimes see his limits actually.

I'm at chapter 39, so if anything changes, I'll review it later but with the way it's going I don't think I will need to.