When Yi Qinghui was still young and ignorant, he too once thought he was the protagonist of the world.
After all, who besides the gods could see the so-called titles above people's heads?
But that beautiful illusion lasted only until he learned all the Chinese characters and read his own title in the mirror: Good-for-Nothing Extra A (God's Neighbor).
So why was the pretty neighbor next door, who was as lovely as a flower, a "Child of God," while the little dark-skinned guy who was always trailing after him and being bossed around was the "Emperor"? Why did a "Little Grim Reaper Detective" live upstairs from the restaurant where his cousin worked, while the great protagonist was nothing more than a mere Extra A?!
How was that even remotely logical?!
Yi Qinghui could only console himself with the fact that, at least, he had a one-of-a-kind status panel to prove he was the protagonist.
But the painful truth was that this panel was just as useless. All it could do was stack useless buffs and egg on him, a complete sports klutz, to play tennis.
Apart from watching the murders that kept happening around him and the countless beautiful girls throwing themselves at his handsome neighbor, the great protagonist had nothing to do (lights a cigarette).
This leisurely life as an extra finally came to an end on the day the world fell apart.
At that moment, the useless panel finally issued its only meaningful command in its entire existence.
Young man! Save the world with love and justice!
A story about a local boy awakening in an RPG romance game and saving a world on the brink of collapse.
The protagonist is terrible at tennis, even worse than Horio.
Rikkai's three consecutive championships are set in stone.
Theme: Ordinary people have their own unique brilliance
