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Arthur Grail, a hardcore player of the VRMMO Trinity Star Online, woke up one day in the body of Gerard Astoria—a petty villain fated to die before the main story even began. To make matters worse, Gerard's death was a crucial event in the game's narrative. If he didn’t meet his predetermined end, it could disrupt the story entirely, leading the universe toward one of the countless "bad end" routes!

Unwilling to leave his fate to chance, Arthur decided to take matters into his own hands—recruiting the "player" as his partner to help him clear the game and rewrite his destiny.

But wait—"Why is the player not a dude but a sharp-tongued beauty instead?!"

Follow Arthur's odyssey, filled with trouble at every turn, as he works to uncover the mystery behind his awakening in a universe eerily similar to Trinity Star Online's setting, all while trying to save the entire universe… without forgetting to enjoy himself!

Fated to Die to the Player, I’ll Live Freely with My SSS-Class Ship!

Unlike Formula 1 Grand Prix, or NASCAR, Pit Stops for space races mainly focus on rapid repairs—but of course, no matter how fast they move, it would still take a few minutes to complete the process of fixing a battered ship.

Since ships don't need tire changes or fuel top-ups, pit stops are reserved solely for emergencies. Like what happened with Eden's ship.

The damaged wing was rendered completely inoperable, so instead of repairing it immediately, they simply switched to another ship and continued racing, while the broken one underwent full repairs in the meantime.

Though just the act of switching ships brought them to the bottom of the race immediately.

It was currently the 30th lap for us, roughly 90 minutes in. Grand Hellsing, the team in second place, was moving just as predicted, finishing up their 10th lap. But that wasn't the real concern right now.

"Why are we stopping?" Eva asked, brow raised in confusion.

Red Flag Pit Stop