The protagonist becomes Dodd Campbell, a character from the game "Rise of the Saviors" that he loves and has become a veteran player of. Possessed by the body of a powerless nobleman living on the edge, he decided to avoid the attention of others and live quietly.
On the first day of the game, he encounters the final boss, also known as Elnor Elinalize La Tristan, the vessel for the Gray Demon.
After the encounter, the protagonist will receive two special rewards: "Desperate Survival", which will make the protagonist stronger when the survival rate decreases, and "Fatal Charm", which can confuse people with evil traits.
These two skills not only allow him to fight the final BOSS, but also allow him to fight other monsters. However, with the application of skills and experience, he calmly overcomes these challenges.
But every time he overcomes a challenge, those with evil traits take an interest in him...
Eventually, he achieved his ultimate goal.
"Putting the fate of the continent at risk and beguiling everyone so they fell in love with him."
Reader comments
There are too many typos, although I know they are just to keep up with the progress. But the main character in the original work had three names that were switched in turn, which was a bit unnatural. Also, the dialogue is not obvious and looks a bit brain-burning. He uses too many male characters and it is easy to think that the heroine is a male. I hope the author will have time to improve it later. The story is still good, but some details need to be adjusted.
There is no part that I want to see. I have never seen any interaction between the male protagonist and the villain. The villain's favorability towards the male protagonist is constantly increasing. There is no part about the two people's world that I want to see. The villain has been self-defeating but has not expressed any love for the male protagonist. There is nothing interesting about it. I originally wanted to come in for the interaction.
There are too many typos, although I know they are just to keep up with the progress. But the main character in the original work had three names that were switched in turn, which was a bit unnatural. Also, the dialogue is not obvious and looks a bit brain-burning. He uses too many male characters and it is easy to think that the heroine is a male. I hope the author will have time to improve it later. The story is still good, but some details need to be adjusted.
There is no part that I want to see. I have never seen any interaction between the male protagonist and the villain. The villain's favorability towards the male protagonist is constantly increasing. There is no part about the two people's world that I want to see. The villain has been self-defeating but has not expressed any love for the male protagonist. There is nothing interesting about it. I originally wanted to come in for the interaction.