Chihou Kishi Hans no Junan
The Ordeals of Regional Knight Hans

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How do I explain Chihou Kishi Hans no Junan? I figured it would be easy to write a review of this manga, but it is harder than I thought. If I describe it like similar stories with fantasy and transported to another world elements, it will not do it justice. The mc, Hans, would more likely be an NPC in similar stories. While the strong people from another world would be the main characters, or they would be the antagonist trying to bully the NPCs. However, in this story the town and the Japanese get along, and are trying to ... cope with being able to survive in a new world. The mc and the town try to help the Japanese as much as they can, and vice-versa. Also, Orcs, goblins, and other beasts have a certain role in these types of stories, but not here. For the most part, it is slice-of-life comedy, but war seems to be looming nearby.
Most of the characters so far are awesome. The muscle-head glutton, Mitsuba, which Hans needs to constantly supervise. The not so bright OP Ken’ichi, that seems to attract the opposite sex, both human and non-human. The healer Kyoji that can sense whenever Ken’ichi is surrounded by woman, and hates him for it. The cook with an awesome background Koushirou. Rein also has an interesting story, but takes it too far with her obsession.
I used to like transported to another and game-like element stories, but most of them have become repetitive. Not all humans are good guys and not all non-humans are bad guys, or vice-versa, at least in this town. Most of the residents in the town want to protect their home, so they would have a common enemy, internally or externally.

The Ordeals of Regional Knight Hans is a comedy fantasy isekai manga that follows the story of Hans, a former knight captain who has been transferred to a remote station in the countryside. Hans is looking forward to a peaceful life, but his plans are disrupted when a group of Japanese people with superhuman abilities suddenly appear from another world.

Hans is initially skeptical of the Japanese people, but he soon realizes that they are a valuable asset in the fight against the monsters that threaten the kingdom. Hans works together with the Japanese people to protect the kingdom and the people he cares about.

The Ordeals ... of Regional Knight Hans is a fun and heartwarming manga with a great cast of characters. The story is well-paced and the comedy is spot-on. The manga also does a good job of exploring the themes of friendship, teamwork, and overcoming your fears.


Here are some of the things that I liked most about The Ordeals of Regional Knight Hans:

The characters are all very likable and relatable. Hans is a down-to-earth protagonist who is easy to root for. The Japanese people are also a lot of fun, and they have their own unique personalities.

The story is well-paced and the comedy is spot-on. The manga never gets too serious, and it always keeps you entertained.