Wandering Toad

Charlotte Meklen had crossed into the Fars Empire, seeking only to become a civil servant in a different continent. She wasn't a combatant...
But who would have thought that even clerical staff would end up on the battlefield!

I'm pety...I'm dropping this stupid novel due to the abuse of the word transmigrated!

Luckily I was living alone, holed up at home, not daring to step outside.


I ventured out tremblingly, trying to familiarize myself with the surroundings, cautious and not daring to talk to anyone.


I was slightly less panicked, and even ate something.


The food in this world is terribly unpalatable, only the fruit wine is decent, with very low sweetness, quite agreeable.


I found some books and newspapers, began to read crazily, wanting to understand this world.


Yes, I understand the language of this world.


A bit of socializing (note: exchanged a few words with the neighbors about the nice weather).


The girls in this world are really spicy, even daring to touch my thigh proactively.


My identity must be more than an ordinary person, at least a desirable partner.


An Imperial Civil Servant, the son of a merchant, without any connections or background, currently on leave, with vacation almost over.


Delving into the bodily construction of the female organisms in this world.


Discovered a little secret, it seems I have a bit of Special Ability.


In my memory, this faint and barely detectable odd energy is known as: Bloody Glory.


The eleventh day after I transmigrated!


Preparing to end my leave, facing familiar colleagues.


Even in another world, one can't escape the norm, still have to work.


He actually died summoning the Evil God!


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It would be a pretty okay story if someone could just pick a gender for the main character or established concrete gender fluidity in an accessible way. The inconsistent switching with no reason it makes it difficult to read.

So far, I've read up to chapter 42 of this novel and have decided to stop reading it.

Aside from the inconsistent translation quality on Webnovel, which causes the novel's pronouns (he/she) to shift frequently, making it confusing to determine the MC's gender.

Personally, I don't like the author's approach to developing the story. I feel that too many things are skipped over in the narrative, and the involvement of other characters is minimal, which makes the world-building feel rather empty and unappealing. (As of chapter 42 that I've read).

The story has issues with solidifying the gender of the main character, as it jumps between male and female, it makes it quite difficult to read.

It feels bland, and constant jumping back and forth between female and male leaving me baffled about genders. It’s ok if you have nothing else. Definitely wouldn’t spend coins on it tho 

The First Magic World War

Table of contents

Volume 1

Chapter 1 - 0. Time-travel Diary