Photos (1)
Should this item rank higher or lower?
Builds anime's richest medieval economy from the ground up as a frail five-year-old commoner reinvents paper, ink, and movable type.
Crushed under an avalanche of books during an earthquake right after earning her librarian job, Urano Motosu wakes up inside sickly five-year-old soldier's daughter Myne in medieval Ehrenfest—where books belong strictly to mana-wielding nobles, so she decides to manufacture her own.
Crushed under an avalanche of books during an earthquake right after earning her librarian job, Urano Motosu wakes up inside sickly five-year-old soldier's daughter Myne in medieval Ehrenfest—where books belong strictly to mana-wielding nobles, so she decides to manufacture her own. Respects real supply chains, guild contracts, wood-pulp failures, and literacy economics instead of handing Myne instant magic shortcuts. Expands organically from cramped lower-city tenement family life to temple orphanage reform and cutthroat Ehrenfest noble politics. Writes Myne's bond with soldier father Gunther, seamstress mother Effa, sister Tuuli, merchant Benno, and High Priest Ferdinand with deep warmth. Upgrades to Wit Studio production values as Myne enters noble society in Part 3.
Explore all rankings and community verdicts for Ascendance of a Bookworm on its canonical entity profile.
Crushed under an avalanche of books during an earthquake right after earning her librarian job, Urano Motosu wakes up inside sickly five-year-old soldier's daughter Myne in medieval Ehrenfest—where books belong strictly to mana-wielding nobles, so she decides to manufacture her own.
Comments on "Ascendance of a Bookworm"
Be the first to share your thoughts!
Have a take on this ranking?
Save your rankings and see how you compare. Comments are how the argument actually happens here. Posting one needs a free account — it takes about a minute.
No comments yet.
The first comment sets the terms of the argument.