Ascendance of a Bookworm Part 4 Anime Announced

The official website for Ascendance of a Bookworm has confirmed that Part 4, titled Founder of the Royal Academy's So-Called Library Committee, will receive an anime adaptation. WIT Studio is set to continue its role in animating the series.
The story follows Rozemyne after she awakens from a two-year slumber to find everything changed. She is soon sent to the Royal Academy as a requirement for nobility, where she encounters new teachers and students while facing her love for books.
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