moon_senpai

What does it feel like to find yourself inside the novel of an author you hated? How will you survive in a world that's filled with cliché? Well, something similar happened here.

Once there was an unpopular fantasy novel author. However, for certain reasons, he died a pathetic death.

Later he found out that the world he reincarnated in was the same as the novel of an author he hated the most. The only person he never wanted to talk to again…he was reincarnated inside that very person’s novel.

This is his story! The story of the man who was known by the name “Zero” in his second life. The story of how he survived without plot armor in a world filled with cliché situations, only in the favor of the MC of that novel.

This is, the Author’s Reincarnation in a Fantasy Setting!!

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The cover image is not mine and I can remove it if the original owner wants.

A/N - The mc is the anti-hero type and the reasons for why he is like that and what happened in his past will be revealed as you move forward in the story.

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Author's Reincarnation in a Fantasy Setting

That night Anya didn't get much sleep. All night she was fidgeting in her bed while thinking about her parents, and most of all, about her brother.

Zero was still out there between those demons, and that fact was eating her from the inside.

The following morning she got dressed, met with Ellyn and Leon, then went toward a place they'd been called to by the academy staff.

It was not far from the building they slept in and it took only about ten minutes to reach there.

They reached there soon and when they stood before the building and looked at it, they realized that it was looking just like the building for a school—or an academy.

It was a huge building, so huge that the building of the Zaforths magic academy was nothing compared to it.

The front walls were adorned with an uninterrupted expanse of glass windows, giving the impression that the entire façade was made of glass when viewed from a distance.

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