The Other World's Books Depend on the Bean Counter, Vol. 2

I'm always on the lookout for more yaoi manga, and so far I'm happy to say this series has been delivering. It's subtle, there's buildup and tension, the art is amazing and detailed, and all the characters are nice to look at. All the interactions feel mostly natural (or as natural as they can in a new, mystical world) and serve a point to continue the story.This volume has solidified my opinion that this series is going to be so much more than just a pinpoint focus on the main couple. We get more world building and more information on the cast of characters, and then get hints of how it may or may not effect Aresh and Seiichiro. In this volume we get to see the main couple get to know each other more while their physical relationship remains up in the air. The story flows through well-drawn panels, and there's still little bits of comedy thrown in to keep the story fun.After finishing this volume I immediately subscribed to the series. I'm excited to see where Aresh and Seiichiro's relationship goes, and the beautiful art that will go along with it.

I really appreciate how this story tackles the unhealthiness of just living to work and running yourself down that way, even though the MC hasn’t gotten there yet in his understanding. Also the story isn’t coming out and saying it outright, but he has a dependency issue with substances that help him to keep working when he should rest. The care the love interest is showing to him was enjoyable to read, though they are on the edges of realizing their feelings for eachother. Great art, wonderful story. I recommend and look forward to the next volume!

This manga is a very different Isekai that I read so far. But the story, characters, arte are very well done and captivating. Its yaoi, yes but nothing shocking still. The Tsundere and funny moments adds a lot to make it even tough to let go. I am really impatient for the next one.Thanks for work on it Wakatsu San.

The story keeps getting better and better! The story unfolds naturally and the main characters are likable.Now its just waiting for book 3 to be translated. Right in Japan book 3 is out but the series is still ongoing. So i guess its going to be awhile. But its going to be worth the wait because its gets better

I don't know why I had thought this series was a novel, but I don't mind that it turned out to be a manga. It's been a fun read so far, hope the next one is released soon

The story line was as good as the first episode. Product arrived with some minor superficial damage on the spine and cover. reinforced both with scotch tape, and checked the inside pages. Inside pages looked fine, so i don't know if it was a shipping issue or a manufacturer issue. I can't wait to read book three, as things are getting interesting.

Love this series, the printing was really well done, I didn't notice any blurriness when I glanced through it. The color on the front page is really nice and the Dynamics in this volume is really cute.I can't wait for the fourth volume

The storyline is very familiar as I used to watch a lot of Isekai, but I love the two main characters so much. Their dynamic is too cute. 10/10. The cover is kinda ugly though ngl…

All of the characters (except perhaps that spoiled brat of a crown prince) are relatable, the artwork is great, the story line is credible given it's an isekai, and the MC is a hot accountant out to fix the financial woes of his new home with a hot knight determined to make him take care of himself- what's not to like? Even the tough political Prime Minister comes across as not too bad for his type... now if only someone would give that prince a swift kick in the butt it would be perfect! LOL

I really do like this story, when more volumes come out I will definitely be back for more.

Good read, nice addition to collection