Short comedy about a woman who's bathroom window opens into another world, and interconnected web of people she meets on the other side.... more>>

4/5 Bleus. Memorable and unique, but not the best. <<less

Short romance with an original spin on the "woman transmigrates to another world" trope. The protagonist is a powerful character in her own right, and the detail paid to the trauma of her interdimensional travel and war experiences was appreciated. It felt a bit rushed, however.... more>>

3/5 Bleus. <<less

One of the first stories I read. It seriously drags on, but it had its moments. If one is looking to kill time, it's worth checking out, at least.... more>>

2/5 Bleus. <<less

I enjoyed that the female protagonist took agency in her own life, and when she decided she wanted to go home she DID SO. The world concept was interesting as well. Still, the story was far from perfect, and I don't think it maximized its potential in either its characters or plot. The ML wasn't remarkable either.... more>>

2/5 Bleus. <<less

This was a comedic, well-thought out quick-transmigration story about someone just trying to do his job and a big misunderstanding. The ML bitterly chasing the protagonist through dimensions - only to realize everything was accidental - was hilarious. I really enjoyed the effort the author put in to developing the worlds and cast of each arc. The original female leads in each world all had memorable, likeable personalities, which was awesome! ... more>>

5/5 Bleus, because I've yet to find a better QT story. <<less

This story had me laughing until I cried on multiple occasions. It's very long, but the author is a MASTER of irony, and their ability to drag a joke through an entire book without letting it get old was remarkable. The translating quality is excellent too.... more>>

5/5 Bleus, would definitely recommend. <<less

I think this is a best romance I've read here so far. The characterization was wonderful, and even more importantly for its genre, the relationship between the protagonist and ML felt well-explored and solidly grounded as the story developed. Neither character is perfect, but they certainly compliment each other, and it seemed both worked to make the other happy.... more>>

5/5 Bleus. <<less

Interesting story with good characterization. Honestly I don't recall it perfectly, I'll update the summary if/when I get around to rereading it, but I remember being impressed and feeling the story had earned its conclusion when it arrived. I also remember feeling it was underdeveloped, however.... more>>

4/5 Bleus (may be subject to change). <<less

I loved this story so much. It took a really unique perspective too on the "otome reincarnation" trope by writing from the MLs point of view instead. The translating quality is a bit lacking however, and I don't know if the muddied plot is because of that or the actual writing. It can get confusing at times. Honestly I suggest finding the manga and reading that first, and then spoiling the ending using this. It makes more sense with the context the manga offers.... more>>

4/5 Bleus. Because I LOVE the manga.  <<less

It's pretty close to finishing, so I'll include it here. The story had its strong moments, and I enjoyed the cunning nature of the protagonist as he seeks his revenge against the woman who manipulated him so cruelly. The romance didn't become the focus of the story until about halfway through, and I think the first half of this story was the strongest.... more>>

3/5 Bleus. <<less

This might be my favorite story on this site. The meta-ness of the book-turned-reality felt well developed, along with the rather funny reason for the transmigration. The protagonist needs both hearing aids and glasses, and I appreciated that the author kept from the temptation of creating an OP character. The ML does that on his own anyway. The two were sweet together, and their eventual relationship was believable in its build up.... more>>

5/5 Bleus. <<less