Reviews for <Chapter release>The Fake Alchemist Manga

Paracelsus, who was reincarnated in another world, is a splendid young man who meets Nora, a slave girl, and a dying elf... even though he is called a fake alchemist. There is a slight depression due to the treatment of slaves, etc., but I want everyone to be happy.

As a story, it was interesting and I was able to read more and more, but as I read it, my heart got really bad due to the circumstances of Nora and the Elves. The main character is serious, kind, and nice

The first volume was usually interesting, and I had no trouble reading it. It's now volume 2... the number of characters is like a briefing session... I gradually became unable to read it as a comic. It's exhausting.

The picture was beautiful, and it was so cruel that the elf part was so painful and sad that it was so beautiful. The process of trial and error to save is also somewhat persuasive, and I feel drawn into the story. What kind of story would it be with this way of beginning? Unexpectedly, it made me feel a little erotic, warm, and kind, and if you think about it, it became dark manjantse, and I thought it was easy to get into the story because the world view was completed in the first place, and every detail was drawn, from the characters to the buildings and ornaments.

The pictures are also neatly drawn, so you can read them with peace of mind. It's like just putting Guy X or something into a character or saying things like that are my property.

It's a fantasy where the theory that messed up bug breath elves heal will somehow come true. Unlike “Fullmetal Alchemist,” there is no equivalent exchange. fake? A different world where you can live even if you are friendly

I mean, it's a work made with a unique atmosphere and worldview, so be careful if you're not good at it. Personally, I like explanations that seem to scientifically prove principles from another world, but I'm worried that the story isn't progressing at all, so maybe the explanation is necessary as a work, but if you leave it out a little more, everyone will accept it, so if I say it earlier, this kind of story falls into the favorite category, but the reason it's probably not popular is the story of recovering a tattered slave elf is the predecessor There are amazing people, not Pakuri, so at least if the food you've tasted once loses its freshness, so at least if it was another race, not an elf, but the rest is about volume 1, but if you handle slaves that are half-hearted and it's hard to understand what concept you want to use, it's better to honestly draw nudity or erotica, and if you make money with alchemy, you can use an easier cheat to give an example that people can enjoy if you narrow it down to 3 things and then explain the advantages and disadvantages of each As a result of thinking about various scenes I didn't need to do, I decided to make a bomb, and if I finished it with 1 line, it was a work where the reader would get bored if it drew restrictions and possible disadvantageous situations that wouldn't be a burden on the reader, and it would be nice if I could enjoy it a little more after volume 2

It's funny, but it's a bit grotesque. The amazing depiction doesn't come up directly, but the explanation is realistic, so I left it out a bit. But the world view and characters are fascinating, so I feel like I'll keep reading.

It doesn't seem like it's a simple harem thing due to the detail of the plot and 'settings'. There are also detailed but slightly unusual settings, so I'm looking forward to future developments (only 1 volume at the moment).