This series started off with a more traditional fantasy plot but surprisingly wraps it up to a degree in the first volume or so. Everything after that is a mature slice of life journey of Sir Bard journeying the world seeking new food to eat and somehow getting involved in saving innocents from bandits, corrupt nobles and demon beast alike. There is a reason he is called the People's Knight.

Overall a fun story to read and I look forward to more.

Great manga about an old man on a journey. Does a great job not being cliché or generic. Recommended.

Half assed written, cliché ridden, history of a 58 year old guy without any history for himself, other than longing the company of a brat he guarded 29 years ago.
I personally don't know or care if the story gets better past chapter 2, I dropped it half way the second one.

This is a bit difficult to describe, but it's definitely a good read. The MC is a old knight, he's stronger than most but not the strongest, he's on a journey to see the world, and he enjoys food a lot. There's some pretty good action scenes, good story, and the characters feel distinct.

I think this does a good job of having a character like food, but not making it a huge deal (I find that it can get annoying in other works when someone's spending pages and pages to rant about curry or something). It's used pretty well as a way to spruce-up lulls in the action.

The pace is on the slow side, but it doesn't drag on and on or enter a holding pattern (from what I've seen as of Ch 16).

I think the art is quite good too.

I recommend giving it a read.