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Bai Dan had kept up his loner persona for twenty years. He'd thought he'd spend the rest of his life with his adoptive father just like this.
But one day, he came home to find the house in chaos and his father missing.
The only remaining book of demons in the house shone with golden light and told him, "Your father was kidnapped by the demons in this book. You have to change your persona to find him. If your persona goes out of character, you'll never find your father."
And so, in a modern supernatural school novel, the gentle, approachable big brother next door would be stone-faced as he beat the stuffing out of his enemies one second, then smile warmly and act amiable the next.
In a political intrigue novel about an interstellar throne, the puppet king would say, "If you want to die, go ahead and try," one second, then, "Sure, whatever you say. It's up to you," the next.
In a novel set in the abyss of the demon realm, the sweet little bundle of fluff would coldly reprimand his subordinates one second, then softly say, "Did I scare you? I'm sorry, waaah," the next.
In a Western fantasy novel, the timid, pitiful boy who was bullied would put out the flames of world destruction with a frying pan one second, then pull out a match and pretend he couldn't get it to light the next.
In an ancient martial arts novel, the leader of the Demon Cult would furiously curse his miserable work one second, then dedicate himself wholeheartedly to the cult and always rush to the front line the next.
#The Frying Pan Is Actually a GPS#
#My Loner Persona Has Completely Crumbled#
#Rescuing My Adoptive Father#
Bai Dan: ...I've seen it all.
Theme: Experience countless lives, all to make life better.
