ChakraLord

Ren Kuroda, a college student and hardcore gamer, finally conquers Eternal Souls: Last Judgment, an unbeatable RPG, only to be met with a strange message on his screen.

“Congratulations, Champion. Would you like to unlock the bonus stage?”

When he clicks "Yes," he is transported straight into the game world, reborn as Terence Ross, the overlooked third son of a minor noble family. Realizing he’s just an extra in a world teetering on ruin, Ren trains relentlessly to survive the coming chaos.

However, life wasn’t smooth sailing. 

He was soon engaged to Lilith Underwood, the girl destined to become the game’s final boss, the Third Great Calamity. To avoid her devastating future, Ren takes a risky approach, trying to make Lilith emotionally dependent on him in the hopes of anchoring her humanity.

Yet, his plan backfires spectacularly. Lilith’s attachment becomes a fierce obsession, one that could be just as dangerous as her dark powers. 

Now, as doom inches closer, Ren faces a double-edged crisis. He must keep Lilith’s powers in check while somehow surviving her unrelenting need to keep him by her side.

In a world where even heroes fall, can an extra rewrite his fate? Or will he be claimed by the calamity he tried to prevent?

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200 power stones = 1 extra chapter
100 golden tickets = 1 extra chapter

Extra's POV: My Obsessive Villainous Fiancee Is The Game's Final Boss

The streets of Steadfast were alive with celebration, the festival in full swing.

Colorful banners stretched across the roads, laughter and music mingling in the air as performers entertained crowds of onlookers. Market stalls were overflowing with goods, and merchant voices filled the air as they proclaime what made their wares better than everyone's.

It didn't matter if one was a noble or a commoner. Everyone gathered in excitement as drums and music filled the air.

But while the city reveled, Ren had other priorities.

He made his way toward the palace, Thorn riding beside him. Unlike the others who embraced the festivities, they were among the few who had better places to be, and ignored the distractions around them.

"Are you sure you don't want to enjoy the festival first?" Thorn asked, eyeing a vendor selling roasted meat skewers. "You don't have to register for the tournament right now."

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