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As the other non-5 star reviewers I have to say I am somewhat confused what exactly in this story was so amazing that it deserves a perfect or near perfect 5 star rating that it overshadows the bad things to the point they do not even count as a demerit.The entire story up to volume 3 can be summed up with: "Reincarnated FPS gamer god reincarnates as a woman in a world of swords, magic and guns. Now proceed to read several volumes of MC being a glorified luggage carrier/medic that gets completely unreasonable punishments and demands by her superiors while somehow surviving and seeing others dying."So far there is pretty much 0.0001% payoff from anything, the reincarnated FPS gamer god has done nothing except doing triage and using "heal" every now and then... and fired ONE bullet.I suspect this novel will either end without MC really doing anything other than being a focal point for us to observe the war from having barely any impact on anything aside from her immediate surroundings like any medic would in that situation.The other alternative is that the novel continues at this glacial pace for about a decade and in the year 2035 the MC has developed enough to be able to take initiative in something, needless to say I will not be slogging through and brain-rotting more than this and give up on the novel here at volume 3, there are far more interesting and fun things to read if all you want to do is have "something" to read which this is, its "something" but its also 100% forced tragedy and gray bleakness without even a interesting setting.Only reason I am giving it 2 stars is because the translation itself is probably worth 3 stars at least, yes, the story is more or less -1 star and I wish I could have my time back to read something else instead.... and no if I have to read 4-5 volumes or something "before it gets good" then its not good.
