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Drugstore in Another World: The Slow Life of a Cheat Pharmacist (Light Novel) #2
Drugstore in Another World: The Slow Life of a Cheat Pharmacist (Light Novel) Vol. 2
Former corporate cog Reiji has settled down with the otherworldly drugstore he founded. With the help of his employees, cute werewolf Noela and ghost girl Mina, Reiji's finest potions and cures can fix magical and mundane problems alike. A stressed-out shopkeeper, a local lord with parenting woes, and even the Demon King himself are just a few of the customers who make their way to the Drugstore in Another World!
320 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 1, 2021
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August 29, 2022
After reading the first one and loving it so much, I immediately wanted to read the second one in the series, and thankfully, i was not disappointed.
This book is a lot like the first. the main character from the first one with his ability to create amazing potions easily in a fantasy world kind of just has...slice of life vignettes. Like in one he'll create shampoo, in the next he'll do laundry detergent. His abilities are overpowered, but not in a way that's not endearing.
He's not a gary stu who can kill enemies with one hit because he "maxed out on his defense" or "is a prodigy even in another world" he's just really good at making potions. and they're never earth shattering. like i said, he'll make iron polisher or beauty cream. That kind of overpowered ability. And this kind, i'm okay with.
The side characters continue to be fine as well as we're introduced to a few more. A Demon king who loves the wolfgirl, a lake spirit, and an armor store owner to name a few and they're all fine. there's no character i can't stand and hate every moment they're around, which is rare.
Basically if you read the first story, you're going to get what you got in that one, in this one. A series of short slice of life adventures with the main character making some sort of new potion that results in wacky hijinks. It's cute, fun, and a very nice breath of fresh air where you know for a fact that no one will get hurt or killed. in fact it's usually the opposite as he helps people with his potions.
It's just as relaxing and cute as the first novel and i'm ABSOLUTELY reading number 3.
4.5 out of 5 rounded up to a 5.
This book is a lot like the first. the main character from the first one with his ability to create amazing potions easily in a fantasy world kind of just has...slice of life vignettes. Like in one he'll create shampoo, in the next he'll do laundry detergent. His abilities are overpowered, but not in a way that's not endearing.
He's not a gary stu who can kill enemies with one hit because he "maxed out on his defense" or "is a prodigy even in another world" he's just really good at making potions. and they're never earth shattering. like i said, he'll make iron polisher or beauty cream. That kind of overpowered ability. And this kind, i'm okay with.
The side characters continue to be fine as well as we're introduced to a few more. A Demon king who loves the wolfgirl, a lake spirit, and an armor store owner to name a few and they're all fine. there's no character i can't stand and hate every moment they're around, which is rare.
Basically if you read the first story, you're going to get what you got in that one, in this one. A series of short slice of life adventures with the main character making some sort of new potion that results in wacky hijinks. It's cute, fun, and a very nice breath of fresh air where you know for a fact that no one will get hurt or killed. in fact it's usually the opposite as he helps people with his potions.
It's just as relaxing and cute as the first novel and i'm ABSOLUTELY reading number 3.
4.5 out of 5 rounded up to a 5.
September 1, 2021
Very similar to the first. You can take it or leave it really.
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