Chapter 65 of "The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic" explores the consequences of misusing healing magic. The chapter begins with the protagonist, Leon, encountering a group of injured soldiers in need of healing. Eager to help, Leon quickly casts a powerful healing spell on the wounded soldiers. However, due to his lack of control and experience, Leon unintentionally amplifies the healing magic, causing the soldiers' injuries to heal rapidly and violently. As a result, the soldiers experience excruciating pain as their wounds close forcefully. Some even begin to bleed due to the sudden change in pressure within their bodies.

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No backsies, Kobayashi! No backsies! You said it, can't take it back!

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Well, Time Paradox Ghostwriter ended its first volume with a hell of a bombshell.

I still think it'd be more interesting if Itsuki knew about the time machine, but. okay, you've hooked me. And chapter 7 is a good point to do this.

She might find out soon anyway. Teppei could very well need a coauthor for this.

Hard-Boiled Cop and Dolphin, meanwhile, may be the worst-timed debut in manga history.

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Well, that’s just Prime.

CaButler

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Recently I've started reading this manga called The Wrong Way to use Healing Magic, and Isekai story about. wait! Wait! Come back! It's not what you think, honest!

The manga is an isekai story that has three regular high schoolers transported to another world. We have Suzane Inugame, the cool and beautiful student council president, her vice president Kazuki Ryuusen, and Ken Usato, a guy that just happened to be walking with them when they were summoned to another world. They have been asked by the King to help defeat the Demon Lord, who has nearly taken over their kingdom in a recent battle and was only held back barely. They agree, though Inugame is way more into it then the other two are.

So, of course, they get tested for their magic aptitude. Kazuki is able to use the rare Light magic, while Inugame gets Lightning magic, and again, is all in for that. As for Usato, as it turns out, he has an aptitude for healing magic. This turns out to be a problem, but not in the way you might think. The kingdom actually doesn't look down on healing magic or healers, as they were responsible for actually keeping their casualties from getting too high. No, the reason they panic is because of the leader of the Rescue Squad, a woman named Rose, who wouldn't look out of placed running a yakuza gang, along with her subordinates in the squad, who also look like they would belong in the gang. They try to hide Usato out of fear for his own safety. But alas, Rose finds out about him and happily takes him into her training regime. Which, according to others who tried to take part in the training, breaks your spirit. Yeah, that bad. And Usato is forced into it. Hilarity ensues.

What's rather interesting is that the story plays with the conventions of the typical modern isekai story but doesn't fall for the same trapping. Usato, while gifted with rare Healing magic, isn't some sort of prodigy, but thanks to his training from hell, pretty much becomes a monster in his own right. Of course, Rose makes it very clear to him that their job is to rescue people and not to fight. even though they have such inhuman strength that they're able to crush iron swords in their hands. Did I mention people are afraid of Rose? Because they are.

Kazuki and Inugame are no slouches, though Inugame would kind of like this to follow more tropes, such as raising flags and the like. Basically, she puts on the face of the cool president when, in fact, she's kind of a giant nerd. Kazuki himself is glad that these two are around and that all three became close.

Now, for some other things that are avoided. Romance itself is low key, if any, with the major romance flags happening more to side characters in a specific arc, despite Inugame's efforts. That also means no harems. Oh, and while Usato looks to be overpowered, he kind of pales in comparison to his mentor, Rose, and that only happened because he was trained specifically to be as strong as her. Fun times abound.

It's enjoyable, honestly, and I think other people will like it, too.

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Some even begin to bleed due to the sudden change in pressure within their bodies. Leon quickly realizes his mistake and tries to reverse the effects of the healing magic, but to no avail. He is left feeling helpless as the soldiers' conditions worsen.

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While Leon's intentions were pure, his lack of finesse and understanding of healing magic led to disastrous consequences. The author uses this chapter to highlight the importance of restraint, control, and knowledge when it comes to using healing magic. It serves as a cautionary tale, reminding readers that healing magic, like any other form of magic, should be used responsibly and with skill. In addition to showcasing the potential dangers of misusing healing magic, the chapter also delves into the emotional toll it takes on Leon. He is overwhelmed with guilt and remorse as he witnesses the suffering he unintentionally caused. This emotional turmoil further emphasizes the lesson the chapter seeks to impart – that healing magic is a powerful tool that must be wielded thoughtfully and cautiously. Overall, Chapter 65 of "The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic" serves as a pivotal moment in the story, highlighting the consequences of misusing healing magic and providing valuable lessons for both the protagonist and the readers. It showcases the importance of control, knowledge, and empathy in utilizing healing magic effectively to avoid further harm and pain..

Reviews for "The Consequences of Ignoring Healing Magic Etiquette in Chapter 65"

- John - 1 star - I have been following "The wrong way to use healing magic" for a while now and I must say that this chapter was a huge disappointment. The plot seemed to be going in a promising direction but it took a complete 180° turn in this chapter. The story became confusing and lacked any sort of coherence. The characters' actions and decisions were unrealistic and felt forced. Overall, I was left feeling unsatisfied and regretted wasting my time on this chapter.

- Sarah - 2 stars - As a fan of the series, I found chapter 65 of "The wrong way to use healing magic" to be quite underwhelming. The storytelling in this chapter was disjointed and rushed. It felt like important details were skimmed over and the pacing was all over the place. Additionally, some of the character developments seemed out of character and didn't make sense within the context of the story. Overall, I was left with more questions than answers and it felt like a wasted opportunity for the plot to progress in a meaningful way.

- Alex - 2 stars - Unfortunately, chapter 65 of "The wrong way to use healing magic" fell short of my expectations. The plot seemed to stagnate and the action scenes lacked excitement and intensity. The dialogue felt forced and the humor, which is usually a strong point of the series, felt forced and fell flat. While I appreciate the author's effort to introduce new elements to the story, this chapter failed to deliver the engaging and captivating storytelling that I have come to expect from this series.

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