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Kusuriya no Hitorigoto
I watched the first episode back in mid-January, but at that time, the season wasn't fully released, so I put it aside for later, along with "Frieren." Recently, I decided to finish it – first, a couple of episodes, and today, I watched the rest in one go. Considering this, I think it's easy to understand that I really enjoyed it.
The moral of the story is that if you have a strong character and a craft you're good at, you'll succeed anywhere. And if you have a favorite thing in life, you'll also have clarity of mind and spirit.
The setting is beautiful and full of action.
The plot is a mix of everyday life and professional activities, full of intrigue, exciting events, and interesting encounters. It's sometimes sad, sometimes touching, but most importantly, it's relatable.
The characters are diverse: a slightly melancholic but energetic heroine; a hero who will charm the female viewers and make male viewers want to be like him; workers of all kinds with their own personalities and life circumstances; and the delightful courtesans – charming, well-groomed, and educated, so you can understand why men spend their annual salary on them; they are nothing like the streetwalkers standing on the street or on the other side of a webcam. The stories of individual characters also evoke a variety of emotions.
I watched the first episode back in mid-January, but at that time, the season wasn't fully released, so I put it aside for later, along with "Frieren." Recently, I decided to finish it – first, a couple of episodes, and today, I watched the rest in one go. Considering this, I think it's easy to understand that I really enjoyed it.
The moral of the story is that if you have a strong character and a craft you're good at, you'll succeed anywhere. And if you have a favorite thing in life, you'll also have clarity of mind and spirit.
The setting is beautiful and full of action.
The plot is a mix of everyday life and professional activities, full of intrigue, exciting events, and interesting encounters. It's sometimes sad, sometimes touching, but most importantly, it's relatable.
The characters are diverse: a slightly melancholic but energetic heroine; a hero who will charm the female viewers and make male viewers want to be like him; workers of all kinds with their own personalities and life circumstances; and the delightful courtesans – charming, well-groomed, and educated, so you can understand why men spend their annual salary on them; they are nothing like the streetwalkers standing on the street or on the other side of a webcam. The stories of individual characters also evoke a variety of emotions.