Reviews for <Chapter release>The Fake Alchemist Manga

This review contains spoilers. It is a work that brings out many emotions. I'm worried about various things, such as what will happen to the elves' bodies from now on, whether funds other than bombs can be covered, and what is the purpose of an executive alchemist woman who came from the Alchemy Association. I want to see the continuation soon. I'm looking forward to it!

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting, but it's a pretty cruel world for women. It's getting less and less interesting, and the story about The World of Mirrors is so long... The old man who gave him the ability also had high drawing ability and I don't feel comfortable...

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 5 volumes. Suddenly, the development was busy all over the place, and furoshiki spread out too much from the beginning. There are also many frames explaining the relationship with slaves, Ryona Elf's curse, grudge, magic and sorcery, battles using brains in alchemy, killing gods, cultivating slime, necromancer... Which story would you like to draw as the main one? It's like a toddler is playing by pulling out the toys in front of them one after the other, doing what they want to do and cleaning up is like a second step. The author is an adult, so I'll clean it up for now, but it's so messy and messy. I prefer narrowing down to 2 or 3 slides rather than developing multiple stories. It's a comic where people choose to read it because it's a comic that disrespects women, and there are scenes that I can't directly look at, but overall it's interesting, so I'd be grateful if you could level things up a little more. Also, I understand the meaning of “fake” alchemist in volume 5, but the protagonist's low sense of self-affirmation increased even more, and it became annoying. But I think it's an attractive protagonist with a human smell and a hot part.

This review contains spoilers. It was interesting and I paid to read it. The reason for going to Kagami no Kuni was so sudden that I wanted to see how the elves would recover, but it's a pity that not many were drawn.

This review contains spoilers. I'm just curious about what will happen to the elves. it's so bad that it's so bad. The main character seems to be a serious and nice person, so I can read it comfortably. The sense of money in the slave magic system? I have a feeling that's fine, though.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful and the story is very detailed, so I bought it because I thought it would be interesting. However, after episode 2, there were many detailed explanations of the settings in Another World and it was long, and the story didn't progress that much, and it was like I was looking at a textbook from Another World. I feel like the excitement of the story gradually fades away. I think the story will be sharper and easier to read if you heal the elves and make them friends and go to the next step.

This review contains spoilers. It has become too cumbersome by making the detailed characters have too many things. I think it's fine to be simple and clear, but I was worried about the elves I bought and bought a certain coal mine, but... if I read it when I was young, it was probably different again, but I only felt like it was bothersome ★ Yotsu sorry

This review contains spoilers. name on pixiv? I was reading. This original author has a good sense of vividness. Instead of the main character exploding with strange cheats, I think he's good at writing how he stumbles and is deceived even by small things, and somehow moves forward while holding it. It's also nice that the characters, including supporting characters, move with various beliefs and ideas.