We From Earth Spend Our Days Relaxing in Another World

I've struck gold! I absolutely love novels that focus on team dynamics. The main characters remind me of Fantasy & Ash, but with a touch of Log Horizon. The early stages of getting through the newbie phase are similar to Fantasy & Ash, but thankfully the main characters aren't like those in Fantasy & Ash, or the beginning would have been a disaster.

A very traditional isekai (another world) story, but unlike others, there are no ubiquitous systems or cheat codes. Instead, there's just a newcomer to this world eager to make his mark, only to be overwhelmed by goblins and die. Surprisingly, there's no Adventurers' Guild or any kind of powerful faction here.

It's a great read, I love it! Updates are frequent, the content is very engaging, and all the characters are well-developed. The transition between the old and new alliances in the initial town is actually fine. Some people feel it's a flaw only because the old alliance's decline was too rapid, causing some readers' dislike.

This book feels very much like the style of the anime *Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash*. It's a very simple narrative, slowly unfolding the experiences in another world. There are no overpowered abilities or anything particularly exciting; it's just the daily routine and the heart of battle. It's great!

It's really well-written. The overall style is different from a single protagonist's adventure; instead, it focuses on the team. Everyone has their own role, and there's growth, conflict, and responsibility. I hope there will be more updates.

Yes, it has a Japanese fantasy feel, but also carries a warm, Chinese touch.

It's a very enjoyable read, a Japanese-style Western fantasy novel with monster-slaying, leveling up, and a large group of characters who are transported to another world. Unfortunately, my Chinese isn't good enough to describe how I felt while reading it, but anyway, it's a pretty good book. 😏

There are still too many characters to remember. Could you please provide a table showing the current professions and ranks of the main characters?

So far, this article is quite good. I'm rather annoyed by Tomato's recommendation algorithm; I don't actually read much each day, mostly I'm filtering books. There aren't many truly good books, but I'm generally familiar with or have read most of them. This is the first book I've added to my bookshelf this week, which is already quite good, considering I don't just add books, I also remove some.

It's a Japanese RPG with Chinese-style teamwork elements, making it clear and enjoyable. Hopefully, it can maintain this style.