Air_Ace

All I wanted was a simple life: love, shelter, food, my hobby of motorcycling. But fate granted me wealth and power, shackling my freedom. Forced into a life of social expectations and heir training, I obeyed for my family's honor and my love for them as Honor and Pride were unshaken pillars of my family. Despite not being strict, they didn't mess around with traditions.

To me, they were my heroes, pillars of kindness. Yet the very target of their kindness, the people they saved and protected, became the ones who burned them to their death. Betrayal tore them from me, shattering the good heart they cultivated in me and plunging me into darkness.

Only one question left:

What do I do!?

Revenge!!

That's what my heart shouted at me as my heart turned cold.

Can I reclaim the heroism they instilled in me, or am I destined to become the villain that grew within me?

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This novel might have slower or faster pacing in some places.

The first volume focuses more on the MC's backstory.

The villain's acts and deceptions will be in the second volume.

Regarding romance, I haven't added a tag yet. Let's see how the story goes and whether there's a need for romance.

I'm still new to writing, so please bear with me. Tell me your suggestions via comments.

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(Book Cover- credit goes to Forteller)

Blaze Deception: A Villain in a Hero's Disguise

It took me 15 minutes to drive from Mr. Beltran's mansion to my Private Resort entrance. Sparkridge City is known for being a technological city, so I decided to align my private resort with this theme since it's located here.

The gate automatically opened after scanning my car through the camera and a software scanner I installed in front of the gate. It automatically looked up the car owner and also scanned through the car to capture who was inside, while also looking up the person's identity. If the person is registered to the system and allowed entry, the gate will open automatically; otherwise, it will give a warning to the person in charge of the entrance.

As the gate opened, I casually drove into the advanced parking building, hardly sparing a glance at its sleek facade and the digital displays indicating available spaces. Following the routine, I navigated to the entrance bay, stopping my car before stepping out and closing the door with practiced ease.