A brief description of the manga I Found a Female Knight in a Rice Field, in the Countryside They Think She’s My Wife:
A female knight who is unconscious is found in Jin Mita’s rice field one morning. Jin Mita is a farmer who lives in a little village in the countryside. She goes by the name Seraphim and appears to be from another planet. She doesn’t know anything about this world and has nowhere to go. Jin volunteered to take her in since he could not stand to see her in such a state, but it seems that everyone around him believe that Seraphim is his wife?
A stunning female knight ushers in a quiet life in the country!
Welcome to the rice fields mf 👨🌾
You got rice?
dam that mass release
It’s pretty good, tho it is 18+ sometimes so maybe avoid reading in public lmao. Not in a hentai or fanservice way, but like “yup she’s in a bath so she’s naked deal with it.”
Waste if time,and I don’t if it is plagia or it is an adaptation of the same novel but there’s already a manga with pretty much the same title and that follow the same story, from the first chapters I read.
8.3/10
Read: 9/9+
Bookmarked? You bet.
Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired)
10 – God’s penmanship
9 – Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 – Instant bookmark
7 – Entertaining
6 – Good to pass time
5 – Why are you reading this?
4 – Bad.
3 – Typical garbage.
2 – My head hurts.
1 – Retirement is a thought.
0 – “Did they even give you a story?!”
Welcome to the rice fields mother fu*cker !
It finally dropped 😭😭😭
I like it
When new chapter I can’t waittt 😭😭😁😁
Yeah, let them believe that.
It’s an interesting story, a reverse isekai with a female knight in the modern japan. I read the manga a few years ago and there were already more than 10 chapters, so I guess we will get more chapters soon. The story is quite realistic (I’m talking about the government response, not the magic part) and it’s refreshing to see a story with not only a female mc, but also a reverse isekai
isn’t it like:
Orenchi ni Kita Onna Kishi to Inakagurashi suru Koto ni Natta Ken
It’s OK. It’s still stuck in the “isn’t-modern-Japan-amazing?” phase. This sort of series lives or dies by how well the author can create a wholesome feeling. As of chapter 4, the author hasn’t done it at all. But, there’s still time.
Pretty good