Minecraft: I Am a Player

(Slow burn, villain protagonist, genuinely no female lead, transmigration, rebirth, albinism, not wish fulfillment, philosophical themes, System?)

This is a tale of transmigration and rebirth. After Destroyer dies in his original world, he arrives in a game-like world of blocks: the alternate universe of Minecraft.

He struggles to survive, suffers the pain of fate, endures the hardships of human relationships, and destroys himself from within.

Betrayal takes him from 1% to 100%, but that doesn’t mean the boy he once was at 1% will disappear.

“In having nothing, I found a reason I must win.”

A sea of graceful flowers crashes against memories of destruction.

After dying and arriving in another world, Destroyer becomes incredibly strong. But beneath that strength, what terrible price does he pay for his choices?

Is the self in his memories, constantly making mistakes, worthy of acceptance?

The curtain will fall on this game-like life in another world as its protagonist, Destroyer, finds peace and lays things to rest.

Perhaps the story isn’t perfect.

Like the cycle of life, he says:

“Keep moving forward.”

“Keep moving forward. Being alone isn’t your fault.”

Let everything continue,

no matter where it leads.

“What incredible power is this?”

“What power indeed...”