Kenja no Mago

Briefly about Kenja no Mago:

Magic has many times helped mankind to avoid disasters. After all, they could have destroyed the world. Shin is a boy who recalls his former life. He was picked up by an older boy named “Sage.” This Sage lived in the woods, hiding from civilization. And he was increasing Shin’s power. Like his own grandson. As a result, a pattern occurs. The boy remembers his previous life. And he masters the craft of blooming. He also finds the opportunity to work his own magic.

Eventually, Shin turns 15 years old. At this point, Senior makes an important decision. Namely that it’s time to let the boy go to the big planet. There he will live the rest of his life. But he forgets that Shin has no common sense. After all, he has spent most of his life in isolation with an older boy. However, will Sheen be able to integrate into society? You will find out the answer to this question by reading this work.

Good worthy of your attention. I found this manga after reading before the Strongest Sage of the Lowest Emblem ongoing. All in one day) and to be honest. Nevertheless, I really enjoyed this manga. So if you’re in doubt about whether or not you should read this manga. Here are a few features that set this manga apart from others in the isekai genre:

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1) Romance. There is no harem in this manga. The romance line, though stamped, is pleasant enough to look at. All the action is justified, the characters of the lovers are revealed. The transitions from one stage of the relationship to the next are sometimes too abrupt. But they are justified in terms of the plot.

2) Villains. Although most of the protagonist’s opponents are cardboard. But they are made of very good, solid cardboard. The main “antagonist” is so well-drawn that I can’t even quite predict. What’s going to happen next. And that’s pretty unusual for the genre.

3) Rating 18+. Yes, that’s kind of a plus too, although there aren’t many explicitly violent scenes. Nevertheless, they show the brutality and reality of the world. Also quite nice (although sometimes intrusive) fanservice)

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