Maryoku Cheat na Majo ni Narimashita: Souzou Mahou de Kimama na Isekai Seikatsu
Making Magic: The Sweet Life of a Witch Who Knows an Infinite MP Loophole

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Although not that complicated or action packed story for a power fantasy isekai; it still manages to be a pretty enjoyable slice of life adventure. With a bit of a rough start in volume one the story maneges to grow to become a story about making connections and saying goodbye when the time is right. The novel maneges to make the connections that the main character makes with other people feel fulfilling no matter if it was a sad farewell or a happy one. It does this by always showing the effects the main character have on the people and surroundings she comes across ... long after she has already left. As established early on, she will manage to live for hundreds of years. So seeing the legends and stories that stick around in places she's been to makes each mini story feel very complete. While there is challenges and problems for the main characters to solve and overcome, they aren't the main point of the story. The main point is basically just 'the friends we made along the way.' But for any slice of life fan that should be seen as a positive.

Both the story and writing is very lite so one can go through volume pretty quickly without feeling exhausted. No complicated language or structure so even novice readers would have no problem reading it.

Both the main characters are very standard as far as slice of life adventure characters goes. They take thing as they come and can feel a bit detached from the world they live in. It is mostly the side characters that experience growth and drama more than the two main ones. But I don't see that as too much of an issue even when I feel like they should have changed bit more over story. Not to say that there is no character growth but a bit would have been expected.

It's every isekai except more boring. Overpowered MC casually walks around helping people and everyone claps at how great she is. MC has zero personality or backstory. MC can't be injured because she is the most powerful being in the universe. 90% of the story is explaining how mana crystals work, and the other 10% is explaining how money works. MC invents the washing machine trope. This is the type of story you won't remember 5 minutes after you read it. I have no issues with the slice-of-life genre but this is so unbelievably generic I could never recommend it.