Three “transmigrators” appear in a chaotic world.
They'll stop at nothing to survive, and anyone can become a pawn. Yet fate has an edit button. Someone is watching this battle, or perhaps this game of wits...
[Forerunner] kindles hope through sheer resolve. [Task Force] puts its ideals into action. [Defender] becomes a blazing sun with their own body... But all their efforts come to nothing through scheming and shortcuts. Will a lucky soul who seems capable of changing fate ultimately succeed or fail?
The transmigrators are objects whose roles were decided from the start, but one glimmer of opportunity changes the whole game.
Though they don't exactly get along, the group consists of an optimistic, chuunibyo wanderer; an unsentimental, bleeding thief; and a miserable, unsuccessful scholar. They squabble now and then, but none of that matters. More people will join them later, with a few minor disagreements along the way, of course...
To defy their fate, they have no choice but to follow the game master's designs, even when they know what's happening. There's nothing they can do; they can't fight back. But... they only need to take care of the game master first. That might be difficult, though. What is their goal? What drives the game master? Or should they fight back against this twisted world...
Contains items from other works that are not original. For entertainment purposes only.
Since it's your own book, give yourself some tolerance. If I were asked to evaluate this book (I have very high standards for myself, so there are not many advantages [this is my personal opinion]) The excellent plot can be connected, and the action scenes are also okay. Anyway, when writing dramas, I am completely immersed in the state, bringing myself into that character, and then reacting accordingly through what he has experienced and the character of the character I have assumed ( So I am often surprised), I first write the manuscript in a notebook, and then upload it to the Internet. It is really tiring to write by hand, and I am quite careful about this book - after all, I use a notebook to record important things and ordinary things. Then, I particularly like to focus on the completeness of each character. The most important thing is that each character has its own setting, as well as its own birthday, height, eye color, and hair color. However, I am really not good at image design, so I don't have too much description of the appearance. , You can just bring him into the role you think is good-looking, or the role you want. As a student, I don't have much time to update, so I can update continuously during the summer vacation. And I will try my best to connect those incomplete things and try to be logically rigorous and complete. However, the shortcomings are also obvious: the description of scenery and environment is not in place, and I always forget the details because I am too hasty to write the plot. And this worldview: I think it is quite complete. This book will only reveal part of the worldview. My next book will use this worldview, but it will show all the details (maybe). I only started writing novels because of my own interests. I hope I can prosper... I wish myself well...