Reviews for The Alchemist Who Survived Now Dreams of a Quiet City Life LightNovel

A world where potions are supreme, rare, and few can make them. Why such a biased world? As a result, it was clear how this happened, and it was immediately effective when accepted by logical people like myself. Furthermore, the peculiarities and settings of the existence of an “alchemist” who can contact the state of the world are detailed, and it was also good that the view of life and death is close to oneself and favorable. I love the immersive world view. And above all, it's full of horrible epistes! I can read it in the light in contrast to the main character's playful sense of fluff... no, it's heavy... but that's good. the best. There are human experiments with slaves, and horrible Kagemusha like the Sacrifice Clan, etc., black and black. Life is light. The world is full of suffering. (Laid-back everyday stories have more weight.) Recently, the number of people who buy original comics as they like has increased, and I regret why they avoided light novels due to their overwhelming amount of information and fun. But you can still only buy it after going through the comic book version. As a continuation of the manga, I've only read 2 volumes, and I've read the Ukari introduction, so I'm excited to anticipate the character's bereavement, but I'm looking forward to it from now on. postscript. the best. Thank you for the spin-off. Rob... that's a good thing.

It's really amazing. Unfortunately, there aren't many light novels I've been reading lately that I can read with peace of mind without feeling any contradiction, but how pleasant it is to read this story! There is a powerful story that doesn't let the reader create an if world without permission. If the settings are detailed, you'll be bound by them, and if so, it seems monotonous and boring, but that's not the case with this story. You can fully immerse yourself in the world of this story with peace of mind. Volume 1, which is the beginning of the story, is so tightly packed that it may be a bit difficult to read on. However, the story progresses smoothly from volume 2, so even those who aren't used to reading novels can take the first volume carefully... and enjoy the wonderful world that unfolds beyond that!

I read it all at once with a sense of security that it was complete. The main character, Mariela, is an ordinary girl who is a bit stupid, but alchemy herself is top class without being aware of it. The main character was fascinating, but the people around him and his view of the world were also fascinating. I laughed so hard, I cried sometimes, and I read it until the end without getting tired of it. A solid fantasy.

Alchemy, wonderful. Hooray for fantasy. I also read the web. I also bought the comic book version. I also wanted to buy the original story, but after consulting with my wallet, I thought I'd buy it slowly, but this is the festival. I'm thankful for that.

The real protagonist (I can't feel the heroine attributes and I recognize him as the “main character” in my brain. It started with an image like Momotaro being fed by dog monkeys), but there were serious stories, large-scale countries, and historical developments, so it was worth reading.

I finished reading it in no time. It was a story with a worldview. I recommend it.

I have reread it over and over again for its fascinating world view. It's really interesting. It's pricey, but it's worth reading. Every character is unique, and the depiction of their deepening bond is really wonderful. It's a pity that comics were discontinued after volume 2, but comics are interesting, and if you read them first, it's easier to imagine when reading novels. I recommend it!

It's interesting. I've been away from novels recently, but when I started reading them, they were so interesting and interesting that I stayed up all night reading them. At first, I started with comics, but I think I like novels because they are written in more detail. There are serious stories, but there is always laughter somewhere, and I really like this view of the world. Too bad it was finished~~! I want to read more!

I read it all the way to the end without coming up with such an interesting story often. It's a bit expensive, but it's worth reading!

The view of the world fits in. The content is interesting and easy to read. You can forget the time.

I bought it because I was curious because the comic was discontinued. That was really good. Too bad the manga was discontinued! Mariela is the main character, but I think it's safe to say it's Zeke's coming-of-age story. Zeke's psychological depiction is also more detailed. It was really exciting and fun while I read it all at once.

Even though it's pretty serious, I'm drawn more and more into the story. The settings were well decided down to the smallest detail, and the characters were also very unique, which was interesting.

I read the comicalized version, and I was curious about the continuation and bought a light novel ‼️ It was interesting, and I bought the entire volume at once. Two comics were equal to one light novel.

It's bland, but it's a sentence that makes me laugh a little bit. It's a pretty serious story, but thanks to the style, I can read it without getting depressed. The song from when I was using the potion got into the point. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

It's a cheat story about the heroine's abilities, which are quite common. There is nothing particularly novel about the worldview, such as magic, monsters, or dungeons, but it was interesting that every setting in the story was so detailed and specific. In particular, it seems that ingredients used in alchemy and dispensing actually exist like this. The alchemy that is shown one after another is really interesting, all the characters are unique and attractive, and the story has been worked out down to the smallest detail, so there is an excellent sense of stability. It's a pretty tough world if you look at each setting in detail, but the heroine's relaxed atmosphere softly envelops the story, making it a gentle and comical story overall. I'm looking forward to the next volume coming out while rereading it over and over again.

I've read the entire volume, and I like it so much that I follow the original story on the web. I started with comics, but the original story is too interesting. The writing is excellent, the settings are detailed, the names of medicinal herbs and the various processes of manufacturing with alchemy are well thought out, and it makes me groan. There are so many light novels, but I think the reason I want to reread them over and over again is because they are really interesting. Gaiden is also interesting, so I definitely want to wait for the next volume ★ After reading this story, I wanted Salamander. Something really cute. It's supposed to be the shape of a reptile. The back raptor is cute too. Even though it was a dinosaur.

I read Comicalize and even dabbled in the original story lol the content is a bit dark, but there's laughter, and it makes me read it smoothly.