1. What was her family's situation actually like? I was shocked because when they saw her packing up her things, their first reaction was anger and annoyance towards her ex-fiancé, but they seemed to have no concern about their daughter's feelings or plans at all. It was a good thing they made things clearer a few dozen chapters later.

2. What's up with the MC and how old is she? Not the current Charlotte, I mean in her "past life." She was super adaptable to suddenly being in a different world and traveling where there's imminent danger everywhere, but I guess that's just a typical MC setting of not diving too deep into their psychological state...? I am a little concerned.

The story from Volume 1/2-4 (Chapter 1-106) was about the MC's journey to become an Archbishop (Lv 100+) but then ended up as a Saint, a "replacement goddess." Apparently, it happened in the span of a few months.

For plenty of chapters, it was a typical gaming novel beginning where she leveled up and met many new friends. I'd say they're pretty nice and uh, convenient because they don't really ask why and how the MC just knew things and trusted her a lot.

The, uh, tension began when the MC met the Pope and learned of the Archbishop's plans to change the goddess the country worships and to collect money from the people when they wanted to do anything with the church, such as entering and asking for healing.

Unfortunately, everything wasn't as straightforward as we would've hoped it to be. However, at least they "thwarted" the Archbishop, and MC finally got to visit her home country after her ex-fiancé "exiled" her.

1) The adventurer bracelets that seem to have been forgotten (at least according to the quest giver that makes them) and the fact that there is disputes between countries over class monopolization. Which would be solved by the bracelets ability to trigger job changes. Can they not be mass produced? In the game it seemed that at least every capital city had an npc that could make them, but the story doesn't elaborate on any of this.

2) Alchemy - MC gains a alchemist disciple despite not being one herself. The girls grandmother was an alchemist, and even had her own lab. But for some reason her grandmother didn't leave behind any recipes or books? The girl has to be taught recipes that the MC remembers from the game. In fact this whole world seems to be rather clueless on how to effectively use quite a number of skills (mostly crafting?). Yet despite this herbalists and alchemists are supposed to have some sort of innate ability to know when materials or ingredients are beyond their ability?

3) There are one or more teleportation portals in nearly every major town or location... but most people don't seem to know what they are or question them?