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This is my first review, so i'm sorry if it's not all that good.

Ibara no Majutsushi is a unique oneshot about a village where for a long time, doctors had been viewed suspiciously and persecuted. The story focuses on a young man who wants to get rid of this prejudice.

Story: 10
The story was wonderful. It was very unique and i never got tired of it throughout reading the story. Although the story was short, being a oneshot, the whole thing flowed smoothly and really kept me interested. There's not much more to say about it without giving stuff away, but it's really very good.

Art: 9
The ... art was fantastic! I love this mangaka's drawing style, the art is very pleasing to look at, not at all awkward.

Character: 9
Because it is a oneshot, there isn't a huge amount of character development for every single character, but the main characters develop very nicely throughout the story. I especially liked how the mangaka portrayed the villagers' aversion to medicine and the personality and development of a certain character.

Enjoyment: 10
The whole story left me with a very nice feeling inside, and i cried at some parts of the story too. I really enjoyed this, the unique story and wonderful art all intertwines and makes the enjoyment level very high.

So, overall, Ibara no Majutsushi is a wonderful oneshot with a very unique story, great artwork, and very well-portrayed characters. If you want a unique story or even just something to pass time, you should definitely read this.