First off, the title is a bit misleading. It's not a typical slow life that gets stagnant in 15 chapters. For me, a self proclaimed "Isekai Raccoon", I'm glad to read any kind of work where a real person gets over a fantasy world. As such, even with the first few chapters being nothing out of what you would expect from a light novel adaptation, I was already hooked (not that It's difficult to get me to read an isekai). But there's a few aspects that convey this isn't the usual slow life op mc wins-every-clash. Aspects that aren't groundbreaking in literature or anything, but are anice little mixture of elements from other type of stories that usually wouldn't be present in this genre that's so fixated on some tropes.

From small coming of age elements and the unusally wide repertoire of expressions the artist flaunts using the femc, to the mc and femc's solid friendship that ties up all those little things together, this story gets more than the slow life isekai treatment from me. That means, I'm defnitely not forgetting this one in a week or two.