DesEnd

Arthur died a virgin at 24—on the very day he thought his luck had finally turned.

"...Huh?"

Instead of peace or heaven, he woke up in the body of a handsome 17-year-old—on a version of Earth where magic was real, monsters roamed, and gender roles were flipped.

It all started five years ago when a nuclear test ripped open a portal. Monsters poured through. Humanity fought back—then failed. And just when all hope was lost, she appeared.

Silver-haired. Star-eyed. A beauty beyond comprehension. She killed everything in thirty minutes.

Then, she declared:
"This world belongs to the Elven Empire."

Now under elven rule, society trembled—and Arthur, who got no cheat, no system, no guidance... only a strange riddle:

[You are the bearer of Ethelarion Replisis.]
[Ability: I am the shadow that walks with you...]

No stats. No tutorials. Just questions.

In this upside-down world, Arthur swore one thing:
"If fate gave me this second chance... I won’t live a pathetic life again."

This time, he’ll chase power, mystery—and the goddess-like woman who fawns over him. Even if it means tearing the world apart.
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NOTE: MC didn't have the best of personality at first but bear with him as at the start of volume 2 he would be lit.
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# No NTR
# No Yuri
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Schedule: 2 Chap/Day at 00:30 Am (GMT +8)

Elven Domination: Reincarnated with a Cloning System

Chapter 69: Learning Elven Language

Arthur once again tried to lift the book, but this time using both hands and only trying to lift one book at a time.

Arthur lifted it with full effort.

He didn't even bother to put it on the same table, as he could definitely imagine his fingers being crushed by this block of metal, so instead he just dropped it on the ground.

The sound it created while hitting the ground made his spine tingle. If he had slipped and dropped it on his leg, it would have definitely broken a few bones in him.

What was more surprising was the fact that not once had he seen any damage to the wood structure which the building is made of, but just now he had witnessed, for the first time, a little dent on the wooden floor.

He didn't know who made these buildings, but they were very sturdy.