MTL - Five Years Later, She Bombarded the Palace with a Miniature Version of the Regent - Chapter 449 Chiharu is embarrassed

Aldrich was just an ordinary delivery guy living an ordinary life until the day everything went wrong.After a tragic accident left him in a deep coma, doctors declared him dead. But one man refused to accept it, a scientist obsessed with breaking the line between life and death. He injected Aldrich with a mysterious serum designed to connect both body and soul to something beyond this world.And it worked.Aldrich’s soul was pulled into a realm known as Kodesh = The Holy Land, a world where the dead awaken with powers and are called Gifters. But there was a problem. The body he reincarnated into… had already been buried. Whoever this man was, his story ended long ago.Now, trapped in a stranger’s dead body and armed with only fragments of memory, Aldrich must uncover the mystery behind his vessel’s death while surviving a world ruled by divine powers, dangerous clans, and gods that still whisper through the wind.When his soul fused completely with the body, Aldrich was granted a divine system The Library of the Bookkeeper, an ancient ability said to hold the knowledge of a thousand powers.Each page he opens brings him closer to understanding this world… and the secret reason he was chosen.[Author Notes]please support with powerstones/Golden Tickets, they help suggest to new readers to give this a try. thankyouAnd Remember I’m a very interactive author, so don’t hesitate to ask anything if there is.

Ryusuke Higo is just an ordinary boy.Not too handsome, but not too ugly.Not too smart, yet not too stupid.He is what people say is the perfect NPC.However, he has a deep secret that nobody knows. He can see the future.Not too far, of course. Just three to five seconds to the future. It looks like a useless ability, right? Cannot be used to predict anything that can be changed, and cannot be used to help him make money or improve his life. Even Higo himself has thought that way for such a long time.However, one small accident on the football pitch changes everything. By then, he finally realizes the best way to utilize his clairvoyance. To become a goalkeeper!Will he be able to thrive further? Conquer Japan? And what about the world? Follow the story of Higo, the ordinary boy who yearns to become a legend, rising from a novice to become a legend!

[Pre-Author's Note: MC develops as time passes, it starts out slow but surely]“The Apocalypse isn't just fit for anyone... Without Strength, you're just a tool waiting to be exploited, So hurry the fuck up and get some strength already,”The world ended in an instant.One moment, Simon, a 20-year-old game designer, was sitting at his desk, immersed in code.The next, the sky cracked open and monsters poured into the streets.Werewolves with claws sharp enough to slice through steel.Undead skeletons that marched with deadly purpose and Zombies that infected humans with the power of their bite.The gods had unleashed an apocalypse, and humanity was no longer at the top of the food chain.Simon ran, he survived... and then he was granted a power.|Congratulations You have been binded to the Vampire Overlord System|He was something else.A vampire overlord.Yet the Apocalpyse had only just begun...

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