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I'm not entirely sure as I haven't read this web novel specifically. But generally, in isekai stories, the main character is transported to another world and then they usually embark on an adventure, so perhaps the 'ossan' (old man) in this novel is also on a journey to find a certain place in the new world he has been transported to.

Based on the title, it seems the main character is an 'ossan' which likely refers to an older man.

I'm not entirely sure as I haven't read this novel specifically. But generally, in 'isekai' (another world) themed novels, it might be about an old man who is transported to another world and his journey of deciding where to go in that new world.

Since I haven't read the novel, I can't say for sure. But given the title, the main character is likely the 'ossan' (the old man). There may also be other characters he meets in the isekai world such as magic users, otherworldly creatures, or fellow humans who were also transported there.

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"Don Quijote" was the short form of "Don Quijote" in Spanish literature. The protagonist of the story was a knight who experienced many absurd adventures in the pursuit of honor and wealth. "Don" means "knight" in Spanish, so the "Don" of "Don Quijote" can be understood as "the knight's don", emphasizing the protagonist's professional identity.

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There was a type of fantasy novel called the rebirth of the strong. Their plot was different from other fantasy novels. Under normal circumstances, the main character would be reborn into a new world after dying in the real world or other fantasy worlds. At this time, the protagonist would usually retain all his previous memories and experiences before facing the challenge and journey again. Different from other types of fantasy novels, the protagonist in the strong rebirth novels already had a certain level of strength and experience. It was equivalent to an "old bird returning to its nest" and spreading its wings to fly again. This was also their uniqueness. He recommended a few novels about the rebirth of the strong, such as "Reborn in the Primitive Otherworld","Eternal Sword Owner", and "Heaven Punishing War Immortal". I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Don Quijote was one of the masterpieces of Spanish and Latin-American literature. The novel was mainly about a knight named Don Quijote, who gave up his dignity and morality to participate in an absurd adventure in pursuit of career and honor, and finally suffered failure and pain. The protagonist of the novel, Don Quijote, was a knight who was over forty years old. He used to be an outstanding knight, but as time passed, he gradually lost his chivalrous spirit and faith. He dreamed of becoming a great knight, so he gave up his family and career to participate in a knight adventure about windmills. In this adventure, Don Quijote met a variety of people and animals, including a wise man named Cervantes, a princess named Isabel, a group of rangers and a group of thieves. He constantly pursued his dreams, but often fell into absurd adventures and finally suffered failure and pain. The novel was featured by humor and irony, reflecting the various ills of Spanish society and the complexity of human nature at that time. It was regarded as a work of philosophical depth and literary value, which had a profound influence on Spanish and Latino literature.