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Hey, you—yeah, the one scrolling past like this is just another trash-tier harem power fantasy.

You probably think you’ve seen it all, huh? Bet you're sitting there judging with Cheeto dust on your fingers and nothing better to do.

But let’s get real—what if you, the background NPC of your own life, got a second shot… and this time, you made the whole damn world kneel?

Ryan was just like you. An office drone with zero plot armor and a routine so boring even death skipped him—until it didn’t.

A hot reaper—because of course she was hot—accidentally kills him. 

Her punishment? Ten minutes of no powers. 

His reward? A smirk and the same level of respect your Tinder matches give you: zero.

So what did he do?

He yeeted both of them into the Reincarnation Pool.

Yeah. Petty, chaotic, unhinged. And glorious.

Now, he's reborn in a steamy power fantasy novel—Invincibility Starts with Marriage and Having Lots of Children.

His role? A disposable body double, set to die in place of a ducal prince at the hands of the woman whom he is about to marry.

His plan? Burn the script, steal the throne, and make every heroine call his name in bed and on the battlefield.

He remembers everything.

The reaper’s stuck with him.

And the world runs on power, bloodlines, and pleasure—and Kyle (yeah, new body, new name, same extra) is about to break it like your last failed resolution of this year.

A system that rewards marriage. 

A domain that grows with every wife. 

A nobody who’s done being forgettable.

It’s not just revenge.

It’s a hostile takeover—with moans, absolute power and your support.

[ Disclaimer: I am not getting paid enough to correct every mistake in the book, so readers must use their strong minds to fill the errors and gaps left by mistakes made by this lazy author.]

Extra's Harem: Invincibility Starts with Marriage and lots of Children

Inside the Main Palace, the air carried the steady hum of conversation.

Ministers sat in their designated places, papers spread across the long table as they discussed matters of governance. At the head of it all, a man sat draped in royal robes, his posture relaxed—almost uninterested.

A minister cleared his throat. "The trade routes in the southern province have seen an increase in bandit activity. If not controlled, it may affect—"

"Bandits?" another minister scoffed, adjusting his sleeves. "With all due respect, the southern governor is more than capable of handling mere outlaws. Must we truly waste court time discussing such trivial matters?"

A third minister, older and with a more measured tone, interjected, "Trivial? If the flow of goods is disrupted, it will strain the capital's supplies. The merchants are already demanding—"

Chapter 78- Power of Love?