A very chill, quiet kingdom-building story in a slice-of-life style as she builds out her life in a frontier context. More of a homesteading without creep overtones, Territory Management. I don't feel like I'm far enough into the series to say if it's a classic or not, but I've enjoyed this story so much. It's cute, very slice-of-life, and you have parts where you just randomly smile while reading. I'm not sure of the name the Japanese call it, but it's like a healing slice-of-life story, I think. Think "By the Grace of the Gods" but with better side character development and less early fawning.
I went into this expecting nothing. And I just got a treat of a read. Liked it so much I switched over to the web novel. (it's not a 1 to 1 read so I had to reread from the start it misses a lot of things in the manga but the start is better in the manga)
A very chill, quiet kingdom-building story in a slice-of-life style as she builds out her life in a frontier context. More of a homesteading without creep overtones, Territory Management. I don't feel like I'm far enough into the series to say if it's a classic or not, but I've enjoyed this story so much. It's cute, very slice-of-life, and you have parts where you just randomly smile while reading. I'm not sure of the name the Japanese call it, but it's like a healing slice-of-life story, I think. Think "By the Grace of the Gods" but with better side character development and less early fawning.
I went into this expecting nothing. And I just got a treat of a read. Liked it so much I switched over to the web novel. (it's not a 1 to 1 read so I had to reread from the start it misses a lot of things in the manga but the start is better in the manga)