Life In Another World[Original]

A young man finds himself in a void one day after going to sleep the night before.

Cause: Unknown. Reason: Unknown.

It takes a lot of confusion, a little panic, many unanswered questions, and at last resignation, to finally have any further development. However, things only get weirder.

After experiencing something even more bizarre than being able to survive in a black void, he finds himself elsewhere.

He now finds himself in a strange ancient-looking hall with no apparent exit, except for an unreachable window way up the top of the hall. Instead, there lies a bizarre black crystal and a small text on a nearby pedestal, on top of a central podium in the massive room.

The text on the pedestal talks about something, or rather someone, in a language he's never seen, but can somehow still read. An ancient being of unfathomable might, but an unfortunate end.

A feminine voice then greets him, inside his very head, and makes a desperate plea. In return, it'll offer everything it has to him.

All he ever wanted was to get back home and get out of this strange turn of events, but feeling pity after hearing the voice's circumstances, he offers the salvation it requests, the freedom it so desires.

He does so and is finally allowed to get back home...—

"Wait, why am I in a forest? And WHY IS THERE A GOBLIN THERE?!"

Turns out, he was not back home. It was a different world. A fantasy world.

Did the voice trick him? Betray him after he’d offered her what she wanted? Or did she have ulterior motives from the very beginning?

How will he now get back home? … If he can even do that.

And what does this new world hold for the young man?

Find out by reading the novel at my P@treon.
https://www.p@treon.com/poz
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Tags: Isekai, Adventure, Action, Slice of life, Romance, Harem, Slow Paced, R18+.
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A/N: It's one of those generic Isekai stories and it follows the style of standard translated Japanese LNs... sort of.
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Cover provided by Gagan_007. Thanks. :)
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Cover not mine. It belongs to the original artist(s).