/ Fantasy / Torn from Reality: The Transmigrator's Dilemma
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Aerich, an ordinary university student from Earth, suddenly finds himself transported into the world of a novel he had read during his university entrance exam preparations.
Initially thrilled at the prospect of becoming the protagonist of the story, Aerich's excitement is short-lived.
"What? Am I the Protagonist? Haha..."
Ding!
[Host, your Protagonist Status has been abolished.]
Laughter echoed through the room, but it wasn’t joy—it was despair masked in humor as tears streamed down Aerich's face.
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English is not my native language so if you find any mistakes please do let me know in the comments
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😍😍😍 It is really Good. Although I usually do not read Xianxia but this concept was new to me. You can also give it a try
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