Other characters from earlier volumes appear here again as Maomao returns to the inner court. Lihaku is becoming regular enough that I think he and Maomao can be considered friends. Lakan is getting more depth as we learn more about him and his past. It’s unclear if it’s romantic or platonic, but it’s clear he cares for her. We’ve seen enough of him to have a good grasp on his character and his general feelings about Maomao. Jinshi feels like a solid character at this point. She is one of the reasons I love this series. Maomao is still her eccentric amusing self. That’s a big sad gap with no Apothecary Diaries. Volume eight doesn’t come out in English until May. It’s a little later than I wanted, but the site was down on my usual post day. This review is only posted a little over a week after the release. I didn’t read it during the storm, but I had the option.

I wasn’t able to get this on release day, but I was able to get it before a major snow storm hit. But admiring the exploits of another won’t get Maomao very far when Jinshi tasks her with a feat of her own – to present him with blue roses at the needling of the eccentric La Kan! How will Maomao respond to this provocation from the man she despises the most? Personal & Info But when she continues her investigation into the foiled plot, a bizarre outcome awaits, leaving the plucky apothecary impressed by the sheer nerve of the culprit behind it. Proving herself indispensable yet again by saving Jinshi from a horrific fate, Maomao is given the chance to explain her rash behavior during the holy ritual. Genres: Drama, Historical, Mystery, Romance, SeinenĪmazon Barnes&Noble RightStuf ThriftBooks Synopsis from the Book Series Name: The Apothecary Diaries (Manga) 7 by Natsu Hyuuga, Nekokurage, Itsuki Nanao, Touco Shino

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