Magus of the Library

r/manga · What’s your favorite non popular manga?

Magus of the library has gorgeous art abs good story to boot. Surprised it isn't more popular.

r/mangarecommendations · Recommend me weird manga that teaches hobbies.

Ascendance of a Bookworm \-plot: girl who loves books dies and gets reincarnated as a poor person in a European fantasy world with no books, decides to create them herself and she starts to move up in the world \-goes in depth of the process of making and distributing books (tho it does have a lot of other fantasy stuff) \-I recommend the light novels if you’re willing to read them Magus of the Library \-plot: poor boy in rural village loves to read, goes to a big middle eastern inspired city a trains to become a librarian and becomes surrounded by those just as passionate and dedic

r/manga · suggest me some underrated mangas

I especially recommend the top 10: 1. <the valiant must fall> 2. <magus of the library> ratings are good, but not popular enough 3. <kanata no astra> 4. <ragna crimson> 5. <daemons of the shadow realm> 6. <isekai ojisan> slight NSFW, ratings are ok but not popular enough 7. <tune in to the midnight heart> ratings are good, but not popular enough 8. <Kaii-san to Ore> 9. <the full-time wife escapist> has a popular tv drama, but non-tv watchers don't know it that much 10. <sorcerer's handbook> manhua 11. <unexciting date> 12. <J⇔M> 13. <taiga of genesis> 14. <That Night, I was with That Girl…> 1

r/mangarecommendations · Any Recommendations for Manga about librarians & libraries?

Magus of the library

r/Seinen · Recommendations based on my top 10?