The Star Rail Express Crashing Into My Singularity

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The snarky version:

Q: What's it like to rule a Lostbelt for years, only to discover that the world you're in isn't actually FGO?

A: Thanks for asking. I can certainly speak to that.

Back in the day, I transmigrated by sheer luck. Young and foolish, I lost a palace power struggle to my twin brother and was sent to the underworld with a single sword strike. Luckily, my transmigrator perks were just delayed, not denied. After awakening my [Heroic Spirit Simulator], I turned back time and successfully killed my brother to take the throne.

In theory, now that the Lostbelt had taken shape, some seductive Master from Chaldea should have shown up, preaching love and justice before wiping me out. I was fully prepared to make sure he never made it back.

So when I was wearing my smaller avatar skin and watched a long, vintage train crash straight through my favorite palace...

I accepted my fate.

The good news: I hadn't transmigrated into a high-risk world.

The bad news: I'd transmigrated into an extremely high-risk world.

If you want me dead, just say so!

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The serious (?) version:

It's nothing new for a train to hit something along the way.

So crashing into a Lostbelt and having to defeat its king to free the world is just standard business for a Nameless.

The great Galactic Baseballer has already played the Holy Grail War in Penacony. How hard can it be to take down a Lostbelt King?

- Wait, what do you mean the Lostbelt King has already drawn up a hundred thousand plans to wipe out the extraterrestrial visitors?

* The main story is in third person

* A brand-new Trailblazing journey from the perspective of the big bad

* You mean crashing into the imaginary barrier, crashing into Shenzhou, crashing into Amphoreus still isn't enough, so now we have to crash into a Lostbelt too?

* Class list: Lancer Dan Heng, Archer March 7th and Himeko, Caster Mr. Yang, Rider Pom-Pom, Player Stelle, Saver ???, Shielder/Avenger ???, Ruler/Beast ???

* Incidentally, this book was written by a fictional historian who stole my pen, yep, that's right

Theme: Save the world