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- Her Majesty's Swarm © 616th Special Information Battalion, Akira Minamoto, Koma Warita, Eiri Iwamoto/Kodansha Ltd.
- Manga Score: 6.76
- Author: Story by 616th Special Information Battalion, Art by Akira Minamoto, Composition by Koma Warita, Original Character Design by Eiri Iwamoto
- Publisher: Kodansha
- Volumes: 3
- DB title: Joou Heika no Isekai Strategy
- Rating: 16 and up
- Genres: ActionFantasyIsekaiReincarnation
Her Majesty's Swarm
Synopsis
A young woman, net nickname "Mushi-nee," finds herself sucked into a world not unlike the online real-time strategy game that was her only escape. She had captained the "Arachnea" faction...but it's one thing to do on a computer, and another to find herself face-to-face with giant arachnids who hail her as queen! But rather than shrink from her fate, she steps up...to become the conquering queen she knows she can be!
- Volumes
Review
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Curiouswanderer
(All reviews)
27
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
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To start things off, thanks Netgalley and Kodansha Comics for allowing me to read the rest of volume 1 so now I’ll give a short overview of my thoughts.
I thought it was good at first to see the female lead becoming the “Queen of Spiders” in the other world but I found the whole plot quite bleak. I was expecting some interesting characters that she could team up with but I just felt the series wasn’t really going to offer much of this. It’ll just be the FL constantly be bragging of how much of a potential queen she could be to her read more
I thought it was good at first to see the female lead becoming the “Queen of Spiders” in the other world but I found the whole plot quite bleak. I was expecting some interesting characters that she could team up with but I just felt the series wasn’t really going to offer much of this. It’ll just be the FL constantly be bragging of how much of a potential queen she could be to her read more
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Kuja1
(All reviews)
8
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While the current 6.90 score is understandable, I still have to say that this was good quality popcorn entertainment for me.
I don't want to talk about the ending, since it was obviously (and sadly) axed and the author had to wedge a conclusion into a part, that just wasn't meant to be there.
The synopsis is exactly what you get. The author seemed to have fun making this manga and it translated well into my reading experience too.
One thing that I really liked about this story, the "connected conscious" gimmick. I can't imagine how uncomfortable I would be in this situation, where my thoughts could leak read more
I don't want to talk about the ending, since it was obviously (and sadly) axed and the author had to wedge a conclusion into a part, that just wasn't meant to be there.
The synopsis is exactly what you get. The author seemed to have fun making this manga and it translated well into my reading experience too.
One thing that I really liked about this story, the "connected conscious" gimmick. I can't imagine how uncomfortable I would be in this situation, where my thoughts could leak read more