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It feels... realistic. Now, you see; in typical JP's isekai-novel, the MC tends to act as if it's natural. "Oh I got transported, now let's save a girl" or something, as if they're playing video game. But it's not like that for this MC. Thrown into wilderness, she struggled to survive until she collapsed on a trail, then luckily saved by a villager. She knows nothing about the world's language, and it took days before she was able to use simple gesture to communicate.It seems to have potential, so I'll give a 5. Though I might edit it later, after it get more translated chapter... —edited per ch24I took back my 5-stars and give it a 3-starsI'm not really sure about this series now. The sentences seem disconnected with each other, though I don't know whether they are intentional or just caused by bad translation works. The plot is still continuing as usual yet I can't seem to enjoy it anymore. The story feels too... bland, detached from any emotion. It's not on the level of "it's quite bad but OK"; it already reaches the "what the hell are they talking about?!"-level. ... if you want to read it, just skip read. It's not like you will lose anything.