K_Contiello

Auri doesn’t care about repairing old books that no one bothers to read anymore. What he wants is to finish the game he’s been working on since forever. But after a fire nearly kills him, and then he wakes up in a fantasy world with a strange system that perceives the world as a grand library, he realizes that learning book restoration is a priority if he wants to ensure his survival.

As he navigates the world of Arkanis, Auri finds himself entangled with dangerously captivating men who bear striking resemblance to the characters of his unfinished game. There’s Darius, the untrusting wanderer; Kaleo, the flirty inquisitor; Clyde, the bloodthirsty mage; Wrye, the indomitable underground fighter; Heirax, the stoic archivist; and Jiang Yijun, the cunning diplomat from the east. But among these men, the one with missing pages to his story holds the strongest claim to his heart.

But in a world where history is being tampered by unforeseen forces, love is a dangerous gamble. It could overwrite the past, but at the risk of losing oneself. Yet, if Auri restores the pages of a deleted past, the world may fall apart beyond repair. 

Will there ever be room for love to flourish, or is it a doomed path from the very beginning?

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This is a BL Otome-inspired story with 1 MC and 6 MLs:
- MC X Grumpy ML (Darius)
- MC X Flirty ML (Kaleo)
- MC X Psycho ML (Clyde)
- MC X Protective ML (Wrye)
- MC X Intelligent ML (Heirax)
- MC X Scheming ML (Yijun) 
Every ML can be a potential end-game ML and shares different dynamic with MC. If this type of story interests you, then do give BRS a try! :)

Book Restoration System: Savior Of The Forsaken Legends [BL]

The sound of hammering finally came to a stop when the last nail went in with a solid thunk.

Auri stepped back and looked the stall over, admiring how his simple sketch came to life in the proper hands. The stall stood proudly—simple but unmistakably different from the usual merchant booths. The RPG-ish design was Auri's signature touch.

"I didn't think it would turn out like this," Hawad said as he inspected his finished work. "Looks more decent than any stall I ever made."

"That's because we work well together," Auri said, tilting his head to the side, a faint smile curling at the edge of his lips. "Synergy makes things look better than they are."

There was a long pause before a reply came.

"... Yeah." Hawad cleared his throat and scratched the back of his neck with a sheepish grin. "We make a good team. It's like we're destined to be partners."

Auri ignored the last part and gave the frame a solid shake—nothing wobbled. Good.

The Art Of Bait And Business (part 1)