Reviews for ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE WITH ULTIMATE ALCHEMY Manga

This review contains spoilers. I think it's amazing that there are currently no works by Mr. Shikishido that I felt were boring. Maybe a genius. Aside from that, fans of the original author definitely bought this work. I haven't read the original story, but I was drawn to “uniqueness.” If you like the “Wise Men” series, I think you'll enjoy it. I was able to read it quickly without any prior knowledge (*original). I think it's a slightly different, reinvigorating work to add color to the Philosopher series. Having a different taste is important, isn't it?

This review contains spoilers. I'm worried about a lot of foreshadowing. The original author depicts an interesting worldview, so I always read it with anticipation. I also drew it in the title, but the difference between magic and alchemy isn't clear in volume 1, unfortunately. However, I think it will surely be revealed in future developments, so please add 5 stars with your expectations.

This review contains spoilers. I think the main character is an alchemist (half serving), but he has amazing specs, takes medicine to rejuvenate, and the world is 500 years from now, and it's unrivaled from there. You can read it with peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. While sleeping for 500 years taking rejuvenation pills, something happens, and we wake up to a future where civilization has declined. It seems like a future where alchemists are unlucky, or are hated by some. In the past, low-grade potions made by alchemists all over the place were also “drugs with such amazing effects I've never seen before.” Whereas the magical attributes that humans can handle were all attributes 500 years ago, 1 attribute seems normal in the future. I've been reading some comicalized works by the original author, and they are all interesting, so I'm looking forward to it. This time it's not Summon to Another World or Transfiguration, so there's no sense of company spirit in the story, and that's fine too.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, the old alchemist, tried alchemy like Cold Sleep in order to rejuvenate with alchemy, but when he woke up 500 years later, civilization fell and it became a medieval worldview. It was an age where technology, magic, and probably alchemy had declined. The protagonist, whose proposition is the completion of Everlasting Alchemy, continues his research, so he goes to an adventurer's guild where materials can be collected, but modern alchemists are treated as impostors, and they are disliked and unable to register as adventurers, and the goal was achieved by registering for the Alchemy Guild, which was completely deserted. Maybe research has already been achieved on rejuvenating drugs? I think, but the 500-year lag is in need of improvement. For now, there's no doubt that the reagent I made as an apprentice in the Alchemy Guild will become the eye of the typhoon. As a personal interest, I would be happy if you could depict the historical romance of the process of the fall of civilization. Well, even if I don't go to that kind of story, it's the original author who is seriously working in another world in other works, so it seems like we can expect a certain level of quality from this work as well. Waiting for the next publication. ＊