Ascendance of a Bookworm Episode 4: Forests and Clay Tablets
Canon
OSHIMETER
6.4
7 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
OSHIMETER
6.4
7 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
READTHROUGH
QUICK TAKES
kurokurorin
VerifiedMyne's journey (and struggle) continues! This week's episode is a bit fast-paced, and while nothing much really happens, I ended up feeling a bit frustrated with the events. That said, it's nice to see Myne adapt to her new environment. Lutz is a good kid.
nonty
VerifiedI love how they expand the world little by little, and at least this time we can see some character grown from the protagonist, like she's finally accepting the new world she's in and appreciating what she has around, but some events felt fast paced, it kind of losses impact
dvinter
I really don't know how to feel about this anime, and I've watched 4 episode so far. They're trying to make it realistic, making Myne able to use her previous knowledge to use, but why doesn't she knows that clay can be reworked? It's small but makes Myne seem not smart as stated
jeerox
Okay we are now seeing some progress to Myne's goal. Honestly, the best episode so far, i really liked how the bonds of Myne and her friends shines in here. Animation captures the emotions of the characters. Really interesting story so far.
eatingsocks
Myne's crash out felt a little underwhelming tbh. They didn’t really show the effort behind making the tablets, so the payoff lacks impact. It feels like a lot of key steps in her “book” journey are skipped over…
gorlock332
I feel like the MC is steadily progressing now, even getting semi-employed which is interesting for world integration. Her “genius child” role is pretty established at this point, so the plot seems to be shifting toward how she develops from here.
mustardsprinkles
I feel like it was a bit unrealistic how Myne got her way with going to the forest so quickly… it didn’t feel super earned 😭 still fun, but I wish they built that up more instead of just letting it happen like that!
EPISODE CONTEXT
While Myne's deepening bonds and personal progress are visible, the episode's fast pacing and skipped details dilute the impact of her journey.
READTHROUGH
QUICK TAKES
kurokurorin
VerifiedMyne's journey (and struggle) continues! This week's episode is a bit fast-paced, and while nothing much really happens, I ended up feeling a bit frustrated with the events. That said, it's nice to see Myne adapt to her new environment. Lutz is a good kid.
nonty
VerifiedI love how they expand the world little by little, and at least this time we can see some character grown from the protagonist, like she's finally accepting the new world she's in and appreciating what she has around, but some events felt fast paced, it kind of losses impact
dvinter
I really don't know how to feel about this anime, and I've watched 4 episode so far. They're trying to make it realistic, making Myne able to use her previous knowledge to use, but why doesn't she knows that clay can be reworked? It's small but makes Myne seem not smart as stated
jeerox
Okay we are now seeing some progress to Myne's goal. Honestly, the best episode so far, i really liked how the bonds of Myne and her friends shines in here. Animation captures the emotions of the characters. Really interesting story so far.
eatingsocks
Myne's crash out felt a little underwhelming tbh. They didn’t really show the effort behind making the tablets, so the payoff lacks impact. It feels like a lot of key steps in her “book” journey are skipped over…
gorlock332
I feel like the MC is steadily progressing now, even getting semi-employed which is interesting for world integration. Her “genius child” role is pretty established at this point, so the plot seems to be shifting toward how she develops from here.
mustardsprinkles
I feel like it was a bit unrealistic how Myne got her way with going to the forest so quickly… it didn’t feel super earned 😭 still fun, but I wish they built that up more instead of just letting it happen like that!
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