It Seems the Different World Transfer is Over Capacity

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By kaguya, かぐや

3.8

japaneseWeb Novel

Genres

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action adventure comedy fantasy romance slice of life yuri

Chapters

130 chapters

Started

2019

Description

One day, I introduced myself at my new school and when I was about to take my seat, I was suddenly swallowed by a light and lost consciousness. When I opened my eyes, I found myself in a white and gray space …There’s someone who got down on his knees…? Apparently, the gods got the capacity wrong and I couldn’t get back to my world. Moreover, I can’t just go to the transference site as I am…? If I can’t go home. I’ll live free over here! On Earth, I was oppressed in a lot of ways because of my looks. We don’t get oppressed over here! …Yeah! Huh? What about the other summoned people? ……… Well, I guess it’s okay! And then the girl? Let’s live well and free in another world!

Publication Information

Original Publisher: alphapolis
Original Language: japanese
Type: Web Novel

It Seems the Different World Transfer is Over Capacity Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on It Seems the Different World Transfer is Over Capacity

Okay, so I dove into "It Seems the Different World Transfer is Over Capacity" with an open mind, and I have to say, it's a bit of a mixed bag, but overall enjoyable. It's definitely a light-hearted read, and if you're looking for something fluffy and fun, this might just be your cup of tea.

First Impressions

Initially, the premise is intriguing. The whole "over capacity" angle for a different world transfer sets the stage for some potentially hilarious situations. I was immediately drawn in by the promise of adventure and the cute protagonist. The beginning definitely has that "promising start" vibe, hooking you in with the mystery of the overcrowded transfer and the initial setup of Marina's new life.

What Works Well

Marina is undeniably adorable. She’s a breath of fresh air. The slice-of-life elements are also surprisingly well done. I found myself enjoying the day-to-day happenings, even if they are somewhat mundane. The author's world-building, while not overly complex, is sufficient to create a believable and engaging backdrop for the story. The "cheats" that Marina receives are also well-executed and provide ample opportunities for both comedic and heartwarming moments. The story also has a yuri tag, which is handled well and adds another layer of enjoyment to the dynamic between the characters.

Areas of Concern

While the beginning is strong, the pacing does seem to slow down considerably as the story progresses. The second arc, with its focus on cooking and buying things, might not appeal to everyone. I can see how some readers might find it a bit boring. I was hoping for a bit more action and adventure, but it seems like the story is taking a more relaxed approach for now. Also, the update schedule seems inconsistent.

Final Verdict

Despite its flaws, "It Seems the Different World Transfer is Over Capacity" has a certain charm that kept me reading. It's a light, fluffy, and fun story with an adorable protagonist and a promising premise. If you're looking for something to relax with and don't mind a slower pace, I'd recommend giving it a shot. Just be prepared for a potentially less action-packed experience than you might initially expect. I’m giving it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.