Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time - Reviews

Fine so far. I like the main character and his monster (can't go wrong with a familiar in any manga) and that's really what you're there for. There's the justifications of slavery and the purchasing of slaves like in pretty much every Isekai which is honestly worse than just admitting slavery is bad, and it takes up more than a few chapters, but with how cute the first few chapters are it's easy enough to ignore them and hope for a return to the simple days. It hasn't yet, but I have faith. 

It was good at first but I am honestly kind of sick of Manga where they just force as many attractive women into the story as possible. Like, are they allergic to strong men being slaves? Are they allergic to the male protaganists being in a team with other men? It's so forced and so boring. I also hate the "I have amazing abilities but dOnT tElL aNyOnE" characters. There is absoluetly nothing unique or interesting about the story at all, it's exactly the same as 100 other Isekai I have read, very tedious. The character just exists to be OP and doesn't have to do anything to really gain power or abilities. There is no build up, and I love and OP character but there is just nothing interesting about him at all. 

It's a good story just read it it's about a 40 year old man getting summoned and shit but there's a twist he has gotten summoned by mistake and well he is given a new body and is sent back 3 years before summoning by goddess so he can prepare for that goddess is kinda clumsy hot ass babe ,but she called mc a pebel infront of another goddess who also is hot af. So ya it's a slow life but with some little adventure it's a good find .

Way too much japanese courtesy for a medieval fantasy world. MC is one of those pushovers who pretty much asks people to take advantage of him. It just never happened, because every character is a japanese role model with only kindness, honesty and LOTS AND LOTS of courtesy. It would be okay for a feel-good/iyashkei setting, but this manga doesn't really try to be iyashikei or anything. It simply doesn't fit at all, especially not that everyone is being the same throughout all social standings.

It's readible, but feels a lot like playing house in another world with your harem of slave girls.