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Pause! Let Me Check the Walkthrough First is streaming on Crunchyroll. 12 episodes (~5h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About Pause! Let Me Check the Walkthrough First
Because of a mistake in the summoning process, 30-year-old social animal Liu Yinuo was accidentally summoned into the game world. In order to return to reality as soon as possible, Liu Yinuo began to assist the 18-year-old "brave" Tian Enya to save the world. With her excellent cognition, Yinuo, who was originally a high-player, was like a duck to water in another world. Enya also grew from a wayward little girl to a mature and reliable big girl. (Source: bilibili, translated)
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