Megumu Aya

Satou enters The Cradle and finds the Undead King. It's pretty good. The Homunculi are silly and make for good text entertainment in what they say.

Continues the story. Like I said in all of these reviews for this series, I am a sucker for this type of story.

Arisa and Lulu are introduced and we find that some other people from the regular world that Satou is originally from might have gotten stuck in this land also.

As with all manga, my only regret is that they can only fit so much into these volumes.

Another installment in this Parallel world manga shows Satou being kind to many. Once again, I really enjoy this kind of thing, so I might be biased. In general, Satou merely gets new party members and escapes a Labyrinth.

This book is about a programmer named Suzuki that gets sucked into an alternate world. It gets up to chapter 6 of the series. Most of the series is world building for this alternate land that is based on an RPG. Suzuki dubs himself Satou and passes himself off as a peddler. At the beginning he is weak, but pretty much immediately he uses a spell to conquer an entire area and attempts to live comfortably with his overpowered skills.