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Katherine, who was once Nora in her past life, wakes up in the body of a young noble girl in Albania after spending a week in a coma. It doesn’t take long for her to realize that she has somehow ended up inside a famous classical novel she once read. But she’s not the heroine or an important character—just a minor side character who wasn’t even mentioned in the story.

At first, she wonders if there’s a way to return to her real world, but as time passes, she begins to think she might be stuck here for good. Should she keep searching for a way home, or should she accept her new reality and adapt to this unfamiliar life?

The story should unfold as it did in the book, yet small changes keep happening. And to make things even stranger, the villain—the last person who should care about her—seems oddly interested in her. With no clear path forward, Katherine must figure out how to navigate this new world without getting caught up in the novel’s troubles.

Blending Filipino culture references with modern pop culture nods, "Na-isekai ako" offers a fresh and lighthearted take on the isekai genre, reimagining a beloved classic with humor, heart, and a touch of unexpected chaos. Get ready to get isekai’d! *winks*

English Title: I Got Isekai’d

A Filipino Novel-Inspired Creation with an Isekai Twist!

Disclaimer: Florante and Laura is an original work by Francisco Balagtas and is considered one of the masterpieces of Philippine literature. The creator of this work has no affiliation with the original author and has crafted this story purely as an inspired reimagining, born from creativity and admiration for the classic tale.

Na-Isekai Ako

Katherine gracefully disembarked from her carriage, her soft violet gown shimmering in the sunlight as the palace attendant extended a hand to assist her.

The warmth of the afternoon breeze carried the fragrance of blooming flowers from the palace gardens, the serenity of the surroundings enhancing the excitement she felt about this invitation.

This particular invitation had been an unexpected yet heartwarming gesture from Princess Laura, with whom Katherine had grown close during her time at Albania.

"This way, my lady," the attendant guided, leading her toward the venue. Katherine's thoughts drifted briefly to the world she now found herself in. The upcoming symposium in Athens held particular significance for her.

Tea, Taho, and a Taste of Nobility