Chapter 1: 001. Prologue
Life could be so unpredictable.
I mean, who could have guessed that you’d just suddenly die from a VR game project you participated in with the simple hopes of making some pocket change?
This stinging sensation alongside the smell of cooked flesh – yup, this was definitely an electrocution.
By the time I lost consciousness and woke back up again, I was already possessing a different body.
Was this reincarnation? Maybe possession?
I couldn’t really tell.
However, one thing I knew for sure was that the class I picked for the game testing – ‘Necromancer’ – became my current ‘Profession’.
What’s worse was that I now lived in a theocracy where the Holy Emperor set the laws. It seemed that I became the ‘mangnani’ grandson of the Holy Emperor himself.
“…I’m f*cked.”
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Chapter 1: 001. Prologue
Life could be so unpredictable.
I mean, who could have guessed that you’d just suddenly die from a VR game project you participated in with the simple hopes of making some pocket change?
This stinging sensation alongside the smell of cooked flesh – yup, this was definitely an electrocution.
By the time I lost consciousness and woke back up again, I was already possessing a different body.
Was this reincarnation? Maybe possession?
I couldn’t really tell.
However, one thing I knew for sure was that the class I picked for the game testing – ‘Necromancer’ – became my current ‘Profession’.
What’s worse was that I now lived in a theocracy where the Holy Emperor set the laws. It seemed that I became the ‘mangnani’ grandson of the Holy Emperor himself.
“…I’m f*cked.”
< 001. Prologue > Fin.
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