The Great Cleric
The Great Cleric

The Great Cleric

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2023•24 min/ep•AnimationSci-Fi & FantasyAction & Adventure
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After his untimely death, this salaryman gets another shot at life! When Luciel is reborn into a magical new land, he becomes a healer in hopes of leading a peaceful life. However, he quickly learns that being a healer is much more challenging than he expected. With strict and strenuous training in store, this new life is turning out to be anything but peaceful.
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