The Isekai Game is a vigorous sport where players battle in a variety of themes each month. From magic, alchemy, melee combat, gun slinging, themes, players are forced to fight each other and monsters alike. 



Vanessa finally has her shot at playing and making it to the pro leagues to live a life of wealth, fame, and adventure. But when her small guild of misfits is threatened by an in-game assassin and her "ghost" warns her of a traitor, she feels at the end of her ropes. 



Will her new Isekai family stay together and make it to the pro leagues. Or will this traitor succeed at tearing them apart along with the harsh nature of the game?

Find out in The Isekai Game. 





Tags: action, gaming, RPG, strong female-lead, weak-to-strong, virtual reality, LARPing, Live Action, Roleplaying Game.


Manga to be released in June for free. Check my Instagram for more info.








Notes:
I know my first 2 chapters are confusing. I literally give the first 65 chapters free. My story has a "Do now, explain later" rhythm to it. The characters you read on in the first two chapters get fleshed out in the next two chapters. 
So give it a chance. 


Also, this is not your typical trash Isekai. There is no boy getting hit by a truck. No heavy romance. No high dive online nonsense. No harem. No sex jokes thrown every chapter nor bouncing tits. No truck-kun. No getting trapped in the game. No matrix or any other corny stuff. My concept is not original. But I literally cannot think of 1 story out there that has it.


".........///////////" indicates a transition in scene or time. 
My story gets hectic. This will help a lot. 



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Artist: Serah Fletcher aka gr0vey.art on Instagram

The Isekai Game

He walked away, fading away into the dungeon. Vanessa was left wondering. Is this really a Logan replica? Was she really to face off against him? Was he really a threat of some sort? And just how powerful was he? 


The heart was done beating. Pain surged through her head, flashing images of the seven sins dying from the curse. Each powerful yet cried to their demise. Something was wrong. There had to of been some way to beat that guy. And what was the game trying to say? Should she feel more privileged to have her problems presented in riddles? Real-life just comes whereas the game was giving hints. 


She smacked her eyes, wishing the images would go away. But the headache continued. These sins she saw, were they replicas? What did they symbolize? The man was in pursuit of a dream? But was he really evil? 


A Broke Valentine