TrueDawn

Under a twist of fate, Aurus was struck by a bolt of lightning, making him realize that he would never have the chance to play the game he poured most of his time and effort into ever again.

Fortunately, a goddess took pity on his miserable fate and gave him two choices: the first one was to reincarnate through the Six Paths of Reincarnation, and the second one…was to reincarnate as a stick. Hearing the second choice, Aurus could not help but remember...that this was exactly the starting character of the game he used to play!

Without hesitation, Aurus chose the latter, bringing a smile to the goddess’ face…which seemed to contain secrets and desires hidden to the naked eye.

And so, Aurus was reborn into a world that he was familiar with, albeit this time—he was now living a life as a stick! 

Though that may be the case, witness the adventures of Aurus as he turns the expectations of everyone around him upside down as he gradually returns to his previous heights… and perhaps, far beyond it!

Witness the birth of a supreme being...from its roots!

Note: Please understand that the beginning of this novel was written at a time where I didn't know a lot about pacing and other important stuff crucial in writing. Once you get past that point (around the midpoint of Volume 2), it gets better. I hope you enjoy reading!
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I Reincarnated As A Stick

Maerr-viki Continent, Verdant Breeze Town.

"Valstra, how many people have passed my entrance test?" With a relaxed expression still on his face, Argentum looked at one of the two men on the makeshift stage and asked with a light smile.

In response, Valstra hastily looked through the various pieces of parchment he had written names on before closing his eyes to do a bit of mental calculation. After that, he looked at Argentum with a calm yet confident expression as he responded, "If my calculations are not wrong, out of a total of 1,352 people that participated in the entrance test, only 356 people had passed it, Sir Argentum."

Finding Another Benefactor