Even If I’m Reincarnated as a Witch, Do I Still Have to Come Back as an Older Brother?

Did the author rack their brains to write the protagonist's memories because they didn't know how the story would develop in the present world? The title "Gravity Girl Arrives" immediately made me think of the gravity girl from my sister's story, and I thought the current world plot was finally going to develop, but then it started flashbacks again.

No, author, I suggest you rethink your power level arrangement. A witch from another world is this weak (the problem is you've set her up as a witch genius). With this kind of performance, she's still a witch genius? Your witch's skill pool is ridiculously shallow. She doesn't even know simple magic to enhance her body, and she was controlled by gravity manipulation for so long. Can she really survive in another world?

It seems to be written in imitation of the story of the uncle from another world.

The author can change the name to five characters.

After the older brother finishes recounting his past experiences, how will the story unfold?

There's a strange feeling, a constant back-and-forth between pleasure and frustration.

What kind of clone of an otherworldly uncle?

1v1 or 1v multiple?

My Uncle's Witch Journey in Another World

I feel this book has a lot of potential. It could include more slice-of-life scenes, interspersed with interactions between the sisters, or perhaps switch perspectives to show how the protagonist is seen through the eyes of others. Otherwise, readers will easily get tired of it if it's always just about the isekai world or real life.