Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be stranded in an isolated world, with no other humans in sight? What would you do if you had the option to do whatever you wanted in a land that only you live in?
Sora was the sole boy in this deserted land who has been isolated from society for countless years. With access to unlimited internet, food, and accessories, he had everything he needed to live comfortably. But in the end, he couldn't help but feel trapped in his own paradise.
That's how his life had continued alone in this inescapable land.
However, one day, as he was gazing through his window, he felt a sudden change, causing a young girl to appear in his room. Another human being had been transported there after many years in silence and loneliness.
Many possibilities were now possible. But how will Sora figure them out?
This was the beginning of a different kind of life with the hope of figuring out how to escape this inescapable land.
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Not an Isekai.
Another dime a dozen memory loss "Amnesia-kai"
If you were looking for an m.c that is relatable this isn't it.
Aside from the plot holes, the m.c has forgotten who they were. This isn't a person from Earth who the audience can relate to in any fashion.
From the looks of it, the author just didn't want to deal with the m.c's past connection and decided to just make him "forget" conveniently. It's so cliche and overused. Every reincarnated and new family dies trope is the same. Just killing off characters to make it easier to write, but it's even worse here that the m.c "forgets" it's such a lazy way to write out other characters with no regard for how a person in that situation would actually behave or the sense of disbelief it causes in the readers. I'm sure this will be entertaining for what the author desires it to be, however any connection the reader may feel with the m.c is dead in arrival.
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