OIMUHCAW

Pure instinct to aid the weak. A noble impulse, right? My 'sin,' or perhaps my supreme stupidity, was trying to save a woman and her daughter from a brutal death. In the heat of the skirmish, a moment of carelessness cost me a gunshot. And then, the ironic confirmation of an old suspicion: the God of this world finds amusement in fallen heroes. Just as the darkness was claiming me, a strange phenomenon tore me from its jaws... only to throw me into the body of a noble baby, a child born with privileges, yes, but also with a curse. Lucien Whiteheart, his parents' fifth attempt at having an heir, was a doomed body. A grotesque curse denied them descendants, and now, I, a trapped soul, faced a premature death at the hands of enemies I never provoked. A blessing or a cruel joke of fate? I’ll find out, if I survive.

Wrong Reincarnation [OIMUHCAW]

1. What would have happened if Gardolak had brought his real body to the battle against D?

Answer: The answer is simple. Gardolak would have killed D, who at that time had Lia's appearance. Gardolak's power should not be underestimated; even if D had regained his original body and fought, he would have lost.

2. Do all authorities send their adversaries to other dimensions?

Answer: No, not all of them do. Some prefer to confront their enemies directly rather than banish them to other dimensions.

3. Is Lia really as powerful as they say?

Answer: It depends. In some ways, yes, but in others, not so much. Her power is relative and varies depending on the circumstances.

4. Does the protagonist hate looking like a girl?

Answer: Yes, the protagonist is not happy with his feminine appearance and finds it annoying.

5. Does this novel include a harem?

Answer: Be patient, you'll find out in a few chapters. Maybe in 100, or perhaps in 1000. Stay tuned!

Answer: The Gardolak we've seen so far is weakened, but if he were serious, he could easily wipe out all life on the planet. However, this would only happen if certain deities didn't intervene.

7. Why didn't Gardolak kill Lucien?

Answer: Gardolak didn't kill him because he detected the curse Lucien carries. From the very beginning, he knew Lucien wasn't an apostle, as apostles do not bear curses. He found it intriguing and amusing to let such a peculiar being live, one whose thoughts he couldn't read and whose future he couldn't predict.

8. What was that statue that appeared in earlier chapters? Is it another gifted power?

Answer: You could say that statue is Gardolak's "sibling," or rather, they share the same origin. It's not just an object but something far more significant.

9. Why did such a weak character have that statue? It's strange; it feels like another gifted power is coming.

Answer: What's inside the statue is an entity desperately seeking to break free from its confinement. It possesses a disturbing power and has the ability to detect the small anomalies that arise in the world. This entity manipulates possibilities and plays with countless coincidences to achieve its goals.

10. Does Lucien's cube have more functions than we've seen so far?

Answer: Yes, definitely. To begin with, the cube wasn't created as a weapon but as a treasure meant to save species. Its true potential goes beyond what we've witnessed so far.

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