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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.There is a certain large country in the central plains of the mainland. In the imperial court of its emperor, there is a girl. Her name is Maomao, a pharmacist from the pleasure district, who is currently working as a maidservant in the inner palace.
The girl, who surely can not be considered a beauty, is keeping a low-profile waiting for her contract to end. She is confident that she will not be “visited” by the emperor. During that time, she learns about the short lives of the children of the emperor. Maomao, hearing that the two surviving children are critically ill, begins her investigation for the cause—.
Set in the middle ages of the East, the “Food Taster” girl continues to solve difficult cases in the imperial court one after another.
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One entry per lineThe Apothecary Diaries
The Pharmacist's Monologue
خاطرات یک عطار
药屋少女的呢喃
薬屋のひとりごと
藥師少女的獨語
약사의 혼잣말
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Recommendation Lists
- Ancient China
- My favorite female protagonists
- Ancient China (Read)
- mc who unlocked both braincells
- back at it again
Latest Release
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02/27/25 | Shikkarito | v14c24 |
02/13/25 | Shikkarito | v14c23 |
02/09/25 | Shikkarito | v14c22 |
02/02/25 | Shikkarito | v14c21 |
02/02/25 | Shikkarito | v14c20 |
01/19/25 | Shikkarito | v14c19 |
01/15/25 | Shikkarito | v14c18 |
01/06/25 | Shikkarito | v14c17 |
01/04/25 | Shikkarito | v14c16 |
01/04/25 | Shikkarito | v14c15 |
01/04/25 | Shikkarito | v14c14 |
01/04/25 | Shikkarito | v14c13 |
01/04/25 | Shikkarito | v14c12 |
01/04/25 | Shikkarito | v14c11 |
01/04/25 | Shikkarito | v14c10 |
She is of lowly birth, the daughter of a high-class courtesan, raised in the what is essentially the backstreets of the capital. Because of that, she isn't fazed by much. She is smart. She is humble. She is true to herself. She lives as she sees fit, not held down by the chains of name, power, and wealth. Nor does she want any of those. She knows where she stands in this society. (Of course, unbeknownst to her, or us, there is more to her than that. This is a mystery novel after all.)
It is a refreshing perspective. A breath of fresh air from all the power struggles, the jealousy and resentment, all the scheming, factions and whatnot like what you would expect from a novel set within the inner palace/imperial court.
Not that it's not there, mind, but not from her. She's an observer that gets dragged into it from the sidelines. Curiosity killed the cat, didn't it?