Fuyu Fenrir no Itoshigo to Natta Watashi ga, Zetsubou kara Iyasareteiku Hanashi

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Synonyms: I Became the Beloved Child of Winter Fenrir: A Story of Being Healed From Despair.

Japanese: 冬フェンリルの愛子となった私が、絶望から癒されていく話

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Type: Manga

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Feb 25, 2020 to ?

Genre: Fantasy

Serialization: None

Authors: Shouta, Shirokuma (Art), Kurosugi, Kuron (Story)

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Score: 6.69¹ (scored by 334 users)

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Ranked: #13451²

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Popularity: #12087

Members: 1,344

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Synopsis

"When I got fired from my job, I went to a different world..."

Fujioka Noelle is a hard worker for a black company, but her efforts go unrewarded when she is handed a notice of dismissal one day. Frustrated and sinking into despair, she was suddenly transported to another world...

In front of the bewildered Noelle appeared Fenrir, the large, silvery-white wolf. Taking a liking to her, they took her into their care as their 'beloved daughter.' Before long, in the midst of her healing, she became caught up in events that will change the world...

(Source: MAG Garden, translated)

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May 17, 2022

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Preliminary (18/? eps)

Even though it seems to be clearly inspired by Frozen (or rather an isekai version), I actually think it has a much better story. With this manga there is always satisfaction and a happy end to each part.

It is very wholesome and heartwarming. Of course, it *is* a isekai, so the main character, of course, will always be overpowered. And of course, since it is fiction, they always seem to win their conflict. But if that didn't happen, our protagonist wouldn't really be our protagonist, would they?

Even though the concept seems to be inspired, the story itself is something different. The author has ...