tl0160a

The world building is good and this could have been a great story, but this is bad. I know that the protagonist is a reincarnated man, but it gets really annoying when everyone is amazed at his thought processes every single time. You'd think they'd get used to it after a while, but they're always like 'wow, amazing, wonderful', over the top reactions. Protagonist is also a Gary Stue who can do no wrong, is OP from birth, and has ancient treasures that he masters within seconds after just 'coincidentally' finding them, three in a row in episode 2 alone. What broke reality was that the dude is 6 years old, but he beats the greatest knight in the kingdom in a sword fight even though he has never practiced swordsmanship - it's explained as 'memories of all the past users of the sword flowing into him'. I understand how that would explain tactics, but not physical strength. Give me a break.

MikeRgr

Noble Reincarnation anime adaptation is currently better in story telling quality compared to it's closest competition The Easygoing Defense..., IMHO. Woth the same premise Isekai in kingdom world, Noble Reincarnation chose the path of head-butting all the problems head-on with sword or strategic politic/war approaches. We're talking about future king type of main character is the Noble Reincarnation. Not the funny, pretending to be dumb other prince. Noble Reincarnation is sleeper hit and I can't wait to see the 2nd season progressing.