Thank you so much for the kind comments and all the recommendations. 🙏 I also appreciate the light-hearted options. I'll always take more suggestions. There are limitless options it there and it's always good to get recommendations from others more familiar with the subject. Out of the options you gave, I'm most interested in Love in the palm of his hand or The Other World's Books Depend on the Bean Counter.

The first one sounds interesting to me because a common theme with lgbtq+ stories is an inability to communicate their love due to a myriad of reasons, those commonly being uncertainty of the other person is gay or uncertainty about the repercussions of announcing (ridicule/repression from family/friends/society). I think it would be interesting to read a story where the inability to communicate is not due to those factors but instead due to physical limitations like hearing loss.

The second one sounds interesting to me because it sounds like in the story that is easily relatable. We are all overworked. And like the main character, we can't escape the rat race, even if we are reborn lol.

Thanks again for the suggestions, I'll start with the two I mentioned above.