Ha! I'm a Serious Alchemist!

Not bad, not bad. The opening is quite interesting, but the cover and name of this amazing person make you want to breathe on them.

So far, it's a good book. The characters are very well-developed, and the setting is quite extensive. However, it feels like something's missing—perhaps a lack of warmth and realism. There's too little interaction between people. But that's understandable; the language barrier and the massacre of the entire village make communication extremely difficult. Hopefully, it will improve later on.

Good idea, five stars for encouragement. Note that this is not a Fullmetal Alchemist fanfiction; the character development is very good.

It's good. The writing is a bit immature, but the creativity is excellent, even a 9 out of 10. I personally have a slight aversion to non-human protagonists, transformations, gender-swap elements, etc., But I'm willing to read this even if it triggers my aversions. I like the ability to quickly transform back or switch between fire demon and human. Ah! This is terrifying!

The writing is alright, but there's too much AI content. The author could try to polish it more themselves. Don't use AI anymore; the logic is too far-fetched.

The synopsis is misleading; it's definitely a great book.

I'm not sure if the author played Noita or referenced Finnish mythology, but the section on alchemist's secrets really surprised me. The book's pacing and the rigor of its alchemical techniques were both delightful; in short, it was "comfortable." I highly recommend it. It's a bit slow to warm up, but it's really good. You were born to write isekai (another world) novels, author! Keep it up! Update faster! 😡

The writing is alright. Is the female lead Rena? I don't dislike gender-swap. I hope the author keeps up the good work. To be honest, the alchemy shown so far can actually achieve quite a lot. I hope the protagonist can showcase more amazing modern technology.

Having read the latest chapter 56, it feels like the plot is only just beginning to move forward. There's too much text describing alchemical theory, and too little on the main characters' stories and the world-building. This book is seriously teaching us alchemy; if I could travel to the world of this novel, I could become an alchemist too!

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