
Aira, a commoner whose talent earned her a place as a royal court alchemist, lived a busy and fulfilling life at the palace. But everything comes to a sudden halt when the Second Prince, who refuses to acknowledge commoners, unceremoniously fires her. With nowhere else to turn, Aira opens a small apothecary in a corner of an inn owned by a friend, and before long, it becomes a huge success! Meanwhile, the Second Prince is left scrambling. The noble-born alchemist he installed as her replacement turns out to be thoroughly unremarkable, forcing him to devise a desperate comeback plan. The dazzling second act of a banished alchemist begins here, an otherworld apothecary fantasy, now open for business!



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You can read Banished from the Royal Court, I Opened an Apothecary, and the Profits Went Through the Roof on Philia Scans — 25 chapters in English, free to start, with premium early access for the newest chapters.
Yes — Banished from the Royal Court, I Opened an Apothecary, and the Profits Went Through the Roof is completed, with all 25 chapters available on Philia Scans.
Banished from the Royal Court, I Opened an Apothecary, and the Profits Went Through the Roof has 25 chapters on Philia Scans, the latest being Chapter 25.
Banished from the Royal Court, I Opened an Apothecary, and the Profits Went Through the Roof is written by Maika, with art by Hiki Yuichi.
Banished from the Royal Court, I Opened an Apothecary, and the Profits Went Through the Roof is a manga, first released in 2021.
Banished from the Royal Court, I Opened an Apothecary, and the Profits Went Through the Roof is a Fantasy and Romance manga.
Aira, a commoner whose talent earned her a place as a royal court alchemist, lived a busy and fulfilling life at the palace. But everything comes to a sudden halt when the Second Prince, who refuses to acknowledge commoners, unceremoniously fires her.
Banished from the Royal Court, I Opened an Apothecary, and the Profits Went Through the Roof is rated 6.9/10 by 9 Philia Scans readers.