THE ISEKAI DOCTOR Any sufficiently advanced medical science is indistinguishable from magic. - Vol. 5 Ch. 21

[Jakeh24]

Its nice to know the guy who seemed like the villain at first is actually good

Still very, very racist

 

[xXPenisXx]

The author dropped the Tuskeegee experiments case in this manga lol

 

[Simpleton]

So instead of them being straight villains, they're the ignition point for a medical revolution within the human kingdom.

The problem is that MC is doing the same thing with more technical knowledge, less politics, and a LOT less racism.

Yea, but both things I like.

There's villains in the church - but they ain't all villains as is the more common manga trope. (Just like there's been the occasional "good pope" even in our world)

And even the godly plan is pretty smart, since the medical revolution is still something that will work a lot better alongside the magical treatments - but it can work without the magic if needed, so the human skills remain valuable but their total monopoly on quality healing breaks.

 

[Opor97]

Last 2 Chapters were a waste of time

 

[kitsushouten]

this chapter and the previous chapter…. i don’t care…… where is the doctor …

 

[JasonFreeMD]

God why does Ecles look so much like a Final Fantasy character

 

[deuxcartes]

I was hoping someone mention about the fact they using others kind of magic alongside healing spells. But no one took a note.

 

[GaryMahmud]

ay Religious Purely Good, Nice Fresh Air

 

[BG9]

I love tis trope where people doesn't know each other's existence but working towards the same goal in different front.

 

[StLOrca]

Well, there is a theory that suggests that prostitution houses contributed to the development of the US Wild West frontier towns.^{1 2} So, that is not totally dumb.

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¹ https://daily.jstor.org/red-light-ladies-in-the-american-west/
² https://short-history.com/prostitution-wild-west-eebc8fb3fd7a

The wealthiest person in Depression-era Seattle was a madam who’d made her fortune during the area’s timber boom. . She lent a great deal of money to the city’s elites and gained an enormous amount of influence as a result. Also? She was pretty much immune to prosecution thanks to the names in her appointment book.