An ordinary high school boy discovers the secret of his immortality while trying to help someone during an accident.
Not only is he immortal, but every time he dies, he inherits some memories and abilities that don't belong to him.
What kind of journey will the boy embark on?
Let's wait and see.
Am I dead?
The boy seems submerged in an endless pool of darkness. Countless fragments of memories that don't belong to him flash before his eyes like scenes from a life passing by.
They seem to be the first half of someone else's life.
The boy moves through an alley with an eerie gait, dragging his twisted, deformed left leg. The bones in his right forearm are exposed to the air. His chest is caved in, and the eyeball on the left side of his face bulges as if it might fall out at any moment.
What else is there to say? I will try my best to write it well. I hope readers can communicate with me in time if they have any questions and urge me to learn and improve. Thank you for your support.
Damn, the author is awesome. I've been thinking about a novel like this. I was planning to write one before, but never took any action. Today I saw the author's work. It's really awesome.
I remembered a comic I had read, where the memories of strong people (masters in various fields) were made into chips and then placed on people. People then had their abilities, but as the abilities were used, the memories of these people formed personalities and remained on the user's body, [laughing and crying]
The writing is very good, and the writing style is also very good, but I feel that the world view is a little small. I don't know why it was written like this later. Come on, I hope it won't end badly.
It may be unreasonable in some places, but to my taste, it looks pretty.
It's really okay. Five-star praise supports the author.
What else is there to say? I will try my best to write it well. I hope readers can communicate with me in time if they have any questions and urge me to learn and improve. Thank you for your support.
Damn, the author is awesome. I've been thinking about a novel like this. I was planning to write one before, but never took any action. Today I saw the author's work. It's really awesome.
I remembered a comic I had read, where the memories of strong people (masters in various fields) were made into chips and then placed on people. People then had their abilities, but as the abilities were used, the memories of these people formed personalities and remained on the user's body, [laughing and crying]
The writing is very good, and the writing style is also very good, but I feel that the world view is a little small. I don't know why it was written like this later. Come on, I hope it won't end badly.
It may be unreasonable in some places, but to my taste, it looks pretty.
It's really okay. Five-star praise supports the author.