I Was Reincarnated as the 7th Prince so I Can Take My Time Perfecting My Magical Ability
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When pharmacologist Kanji Yakutani dies, he probably wasn’t thinking he’d be reincarnated as a boy apprentice in a medieval world. The distinguished medical researcher finds himself now surrounded by quack medicines swindling the common good. With his past experience and a new set of supernatural powers, he’ll go from cutting-edge medical technology to now reforming healthcare for all!
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World-class pharmacologist Kanji Yakutani awakens to find himself reincarnated in another world as Farma de Médicis. No longer able to pursue the cutting-edge drug research he did on Earth, he must adjust to life in this new world and in his new family.

Having discovered a variety of new abilities and learned of the poor availability of medicine in this new world, Farma begins testing what he can do with Substance Creation, Substance Elimination, and his Diagnostic Eye. If he can master the use of Divine Arts, as well as his special abilities, perhaps he can help the people of this world the way he longed to do in his previous life.

Farma accompanies his father Bruno on his house call to the Empress. He realizes he has the ability to cure her, but he can't do so without drawing attention that would put him in jeopardy.

Farma continues to treat Empress Élisabeth II, which leads to an unexpected reward.

Farma's efforts to create a pharmacy for everyone, nobles and commoners alike, aren't achieving the desired results. But with some help and advice from family and friends, Farma might be able to turn things around.

The de Médicis family visits Bruno's newly granted territory of Marseirre so Bruno can be briefed on the situation there. The seaside location provides the perfect opportunity for a beach trip. Upon returning from Marseirre, Farma finds that his pharmacy is even busier than before. However, with this higher profile comes unwanted attention.

Farma confronts Grand Temple Inquisitor Salomon, and his sudden conflict with the Inquisition takes a surprising turn.

Demand for Parallel World Pharmacy's products continues to rise, exceeding the store's capacity to handle. Everyone would benefit if other shops sold Farma's new medicines, but the Saint Fleuve Pharmaceutist Guild strictly forbids its members from involvement with Farma's shop or his medicines. Farma searches for a way to expand access to medicine in this environment.

Things are looking up in the Saint Fleuve Empire, with Farma's initiatives improving the overall health of the populace. However, word arrives of a mysterious new illness that threatens to sweep the nation. Farma rushes to prepare for this frightening scenario.

With the Saint Fleuve Fair about to begin, Farma fights to keep the Black Death from ravaging the Empire.

As Farma works to save the villagers of L'Estacque, the infected cargo and crew from the rogue ship get ever closer to the capital.

Farma reaches the capital only to find that plague is spreading swiftly through the city. Can he and the people of the capital get the situation under control and defeat this epidemic?
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DallasBob
Aug 6, 2026
**Parallel World Pharmacy** *(Isekai Yakkyoku)* is an isekai, present time person extracted from their lives on earth to be transported to another via magic or divine intervention upon death, about a pharmacist, Kanji Yakutani, who lost who lost his baby sister to a leathal disease when he was a child. From her loss he developed a drive to become the leading pharmacists in the country of Japan. Such was his drive he worked himself to death, only to have his soul be moved to a boy who was struck by lightening in another world that happens to be 500 years behind in development to present day Japan. He awakes as this boy who is the son to a high ranking noble that is the chief medical doctor to the Empress of the land. Of course as per most isekai, Yakutani has abilities beyond the pale and uses his extensive knowledge of medicine and powers to begin helping those around him. Parallel World Pharmacy is not a bad story. It's is not outstanding either, but I think it *might encourage* a young mind to dabble in the world of medicine. I personally liked the boy's want to do the right thing regardless of what the person's personality; be it commoner or rogue, all get treatment. It's a good message. My only con about the series is the way it abruptly ended. There was no epilogue. The bad guy was defeated and the series ended. I don't know if the abrupt ending means the series is done, but a little after story about what happens with the hero and how his life would progress from there would have been nice. The ending felt like a present without the wrapper or bow. As if the creators said in a monotone, "Happy birthday. Here you go." Having slid you a brown box across the table and went about their day. Not a bad series. If I had to categorize it, I'd say it was "mild." Something to fill the time, and giving you a bit of information about how certain decisions about containment measures are needed; and how the difficult and troublesome containing a mass danger to the populace can be. It's not a waste time; you can learn something if you reflect on it. \-- Bob --