Reviews for The Apothecary Diaries Manga

I haven't read the original story, and I've only read the ones from this publisher, but the pictures are beautiful and cute. The content also has a good tempo and is interesting.

Drugstore (pharmacist?) The sight of the main character working hard and living (cooperating with the people around him) is comfortable. As I read on, I was drawn in.

Each drawing also has its own appeal, and first of all, the degree of perfection of the original work is high. There is also an affinity with anime, and I feel like it's a rare work that can ride on the law of hits. Here, the fragrance of Mr. Ren and the cuteness of his cartoon-like drawings for girls stand out. The drawing over there is no disgust, progresses quickly, and I think they are good at solving mysteries. I recently learned a lot about the weakness of the artist's position at Comicalize and the frustration associated with it, so I'm just praying that this work won't happen until I finish it.

I've been reading it since Narou was set to whatever I wanted! There are 2 types of comics, but this one is expressive and cute! However, the other story progresses faster, so if you want to read it quickly, that one might be better.

There are two comicalized versions of this story based on the same original, and the genre here is a girls' manga and the other is a youth manga. I first started reading the other one and was drawn in. I learned about the existence of this girls' manga version later, and I read it because I was curious, but there is a difference between whether it follows the character modeling in the original story, the characters have almost the same hairstyles, and the sentences that appear in the story are written in Japanese here, and the youth manga version is in the form of Japanese annotations in Chinese, but it's really very similar. There are probably circumstances or rather circumstances that led to the two comicalizations, but it's strange. I like the other one, but I think it's simply a matter of taste. The story itself is interesting, and I recommend it if you like Chinese food.

A lot of things happen, but I feel sympathy for the heroine, who has overcome them all while looking at them with a cool eye. Hiding that women also have a blessed appearance and are doing research without discrimination between men and women, there is quite a sense of momentum. It's interesting from the beginning, but it gets even more interesting, so it's a work I can keep reading for a long time.

I like heart-pounding doting stories, but it would be interesting if I started reading them as a trial. The main character uncovers various intrigues in the Harem. The main character isn't a girl either, so she looks like a detective.

The story “I originally read it in Novels” was interesting and I loved it, but it's also fun to read comics with facial expressions.

It was a slightly different type, fresh and interesting. The pictures are beautiful and the characters are attractive and nice. I'm glad there are places where I can laugh a little

When I tried reading it with a light feeling, I was drawn into the fun in a blink of an eye! The pictures are carefully drawn down to the smallest detail, so it's nice to be able to read through the pages without stress. After reading the first 10 pages or so of volume 1, I had a feeling that the future would be interesting. I'm looking forward to the future!

For some reason, there are 2 comicalization patterns, so as a reader, I'm worried about whether to buy the Gangan edition (here) or the Sunday edition. The publication pace is slower here, but the pictures are rather beautiful. The original story is interesting, so I thought it would be a good idea to compare it with the Sunday version to see how it was drawn. The comical interaction is interesting, and it also has mystery elements, so it's an attractive story that attracts readers. I'm also concerned about the future relationship between Neko Neko and Jinji. I'm also waiting for it to be animated, and I think it's a work that is currently gaining momentum.

As an assumption, if the picture is beautiful, it's easier to get into the conversation. There is no blurring with the main character, so you can read on with peace of mind. Knowledge about medicinal herbs is also interesting and interesting.

Even though cats are fresh, their expressions that roll around due to toxic substances etc. are so cute...! It also increases a lot of knowledge, so it's great

I heard the news that it was decided to animate and started reading the manga. I'm looking forward to the broadcast of the anime, where the girl who plays the role of Toxic Condemer solves the case, isn't it interesting?

The same comics are published by the two publishers, and I think this one is good too. The pictures are attractive and cute too. There aren't any places where the story was cut that far with the original novel in mind. I think the buyer himself likes which one to buy. By the way, it looks like there is a configuration here. That's what I like, but I don't think it's a bad way to put it together.

At first, I read paperback, but when I read it in comics, it was easier to understand because it was a story about an unknown world, the assembly was solid, and I was able to quickly get into things like the Imperial Court with absolutely zero knowledge, so I was able to read and respond

Assuming the paper is a torn skirt, why was the pen written on it? I've only read one volume of the other comic, but I wonder if this one has a younger face of the main character.