I wonder when my obsession started?
Around when I was 14, I think?
After watching Kishimoto's Naruto when I was 9th grade, I've been engrossed.
The tales and worlds of those imaginary worlds, the fights, emotions, characters... those things consumed me.
I discovered the reason for my existence.
I've been obsessed with them ever since...
Time passed like that, day by day.
I've joined the society as a working adult.
Even while climbing the corporate ladder and reaching heights that few could ever reach in their lifetimes, my obsession with them didn't decrease in the slightest.
And soon, I've become an old man.
Even now, when I'm on my death bed, my fascination is at an all-time high. Passing time only served to make me realize just how much I love them.
How I wish I could reincarnate in a world of magic and swords.
How I wish I can push my life in danger for riches and glory.
How I wish I can go on an eternal adventure for immortality...
It is with those thoughts that I've finally breathed my last.
"In the end, I'm just an ordinary person, huh..."
Darkness consumed me and I lost consciousness.
<System Initializing...>
<...System binding to host... binding complete...>
<Welcome, host! To a new world of adventure!>
...Eh?
What will be the length of the chapter
I'm planning around 1000-ish words per chapter. It can be longer or shorter depending on my mood, but I will try to maintain a consistent length.
Never coming back, I suspect.
i love this type of novel i hope it's good!
If you can maintain the proper language spelling, and properly ordered sentences that you did here, then i will happily read it all, even if your story is mindnumbingly boring. So hard to find a writer with proper writing skills on this site...
I will give it my all!
Thank you for this chapter!
that, dad by day.
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Thanks for pointing it out! It is fixed now.
Interesting!
BRO PLEASE UPDATE
This ch is way too short. Are you mocking us readers?
Due to disturbances in the space-time continuum, the 'surviving' content will be preserved and presented to the readers. We ask for your understanding, dear readers, that the circumstances were simply not in our favor. Thank you for you patience.