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

It's not a story about knocking down various things with a common high spec; it's a story where each movement of the heart is well depicted. I haven't been able to read it until the end, but it's a high-spec story that doesn't immediately lead to a dead end, so I wanted to read the next one. I can clearly see how people change.

If I can grasp the situation, it seems like I can get as many privileges as I want, but it would be nice to be a normal girl.

It's interesting that she's the only alchemist in that area, and even though she can make various potions, the gap is a bit disappointing because she isn't aware of it. Even though they say they don't want to be known, they inadvertently do something that gets revealed... I'm looking forward to the future.

It depicts a grounded world with firm and clean sentences. The main character has an exquisitely spaced charm, and no matter what the surrounding circumstances are, he always makes you feel a slight sense of emptiness. There are many things from Isekai these days that only have a starting point set and laziness with no content continues, but I can clearly see the plot until the landing point in this work. It is also interspersed with small preparations that may or may not have been there from the beginning, and the art is deep when read. Regretfully, sometimes there are parts where there is a lot of waste in the depiction and the tempo is lost, and sometimes the dialogue is so sticky that it cools down because it's too sticky. However, there is no doubt that it is a good work that maintains a certain level of quality, whether in terms of overall structure, balance, or flow.

It's a work with content, so it's not suitable for quick reading. If you skip it, you won't understand it, so it's a useless work if you don't read it carefully. The story is interesting, and the main characters have well-balanced character settings. Of course, the main character has strong character correction, but it's not invincible, and the realistic balance is good, so I really liked the fact that it didn't have a strange power balance even in the second half. The downside is that the terms are a bit saturated, and there are moments when I get tired after reading quite a bit. Of course, I understand that this is a particular view of the world, but is it OK for me to move forward and quickly with a slightly lighter attitude?? That's what I thought.

An alchemist who inadvertently slept too much. It was a world where no one could create potions! Now that a good store has been built, I wonder if I can spend a relaxing time at the store~