When Ling Hao woke up, he wasn't in a hospital. He was in CCG's cold detention center. After transmigrating to the world of Tokyo Ghoul, he became a half-ghoul with strange powers: a monster in the eyes of humans, and an outsider among ghouls. Forced to become a weapon for the Ghoul Investigators, he struggles to survive amid suspicion and surveillance, armed with only a hazy memory of the story.
As the familiar plot spirals out of control and his cold-blooded partner points a gun at him, he walks the line between humans and ghouls. Every choice means betrayal, and every time he swings his kagune, he tears himself apart. This is a desperate transmigration and a brutal fight for survival. Beneath Tokyo's neon-lit shadows, he must find his own answer: what does it mean to be human, and what does it mean to be a ghoul? Can this blood-soaked path lead him to a different dawn?
The writing is quite delicate and needs to be on the airwaves. I like this!