Me no Mae no Sangeki de Zense wo Omoidashitakedo, Amarini mo Mondai Yamazumi de Ippai Ippaidesu. - Vol. 1 Ch. 1

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I love FMC isekais where they just do awesome shit- doubly so if its the "White marriage so idgaf" trope.
Better than any generic shounen isekai.
 
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i've read the WN a bit... and be careful...

reading this will going to make you want to punch the husband for totally neglecting medical care for soldier
btw, all the servant who refuse to help the fmc got fired tough
 
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The thing that's kinda sad about this is if she remembered her past life earlier, maybe she could've treated her mother
 
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Tropicanafish? Tetora? Heteromorpha? Really?! What's next?Exoticananimal? Articanamammal? Xerocolesanasquamata? Equatorialanape?

+1 for Japs lazy naming sense.
 
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I really want her name to be "Niamh Murphy" as that name is written the same in 日本語 (to my knowledge).

I'm just a proofreader, but I do know a bit of Gaelighe, and a skosh of Japanese.

And while "Neon Morpha" almost seems a bit wacky for the rest of the tone, she does live in the Tropicana-fish kingdom, so... maybe it is specifically "Neon."
But her last name is plainly

Murphy.

Only one of the most awesome and feared names ever!
Mostly due to Murphys Law, but still...
 
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I really want her name to be "Niamh Murphy" as that name is written the same in 日本語 (to my knowledge).

I'm just a proofreader, but I do know a bit of Gaelighe, and a skosh of Japanese.

And while "Neon Morpha" almost seems a bit wacky for the rest of the tone, she does live in the Tropicana-fish kingdom, so... maybe it is specifically "Neon."
But her last name is plainly

Murphy.
From the raws her name is ネオン・モルファ, while Murphy is マーフィー.
Neon is written the same as Neon, and Morpha is written the same as Morphan, but without the N at the end, so it could be an intentional reference to the Benzomorphan class of drugs, or just some wacky name the author threw together
 

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