I am a Videogame Character
Synopsis
Ervin was an ordinary man from [REDACTED], stuck in a job he hated and spending all of his free time gaming. One day, while talking with [REDACTED] in a voice chat, he vented about how dissatisfied he was with his life. The next thing he knew, he woke up in what could only be described as a cliché Korean gang manhwa world.
But something doesn't seem right, Ervin isn't inhabiting his body anymore, instead he has become some kind of "spirit". His "real body" is actually just an avatar detached from his consciousness. It can move independently, think well enough to carry out complex tasks, and flawlessly execute any command given by Ervin's main consciousness(just like a, drum roll please, a video game character!).
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This novel may go a bit crazy, but i hope ya'll like crazy haha! Inspired by Lookism, Reality Quest, a bunch other Korean works and Baki, yes, BAKI.
For Power System everyone will have their own flavour of fighting styles, but with a little more flavour to them. Imagine Sanji's Fire Kicks, or Gaia's leaf knifes.
Story has a few chapters for setting and introduction, but the action will pick up soon. Thank you for your time and please enjoy!
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RSS- 1 Chapter 1 - Out of Breath
- 2 Chapter 2 - "Him" "Self"
- 3 Chapter 3 - Lets train!
- 4 Chapter 4 - System Store
- 5 Chapter 5 - Heroism
- 6 Chapter 6 - Gone Like Magic
- 7 Chapter 7 - Magic Pills
- 8 Chapter 8 - Welcome to the Club
- 9 Chapter 9 - Knight in Shining Armor
- 10 Chapter 10 - Faster
- 11 Chapter 11 - Like a Wall
- 12 Chapter 12 - Collector Job
- 13 Chapter 13 - Here comes the Waves
- 14 Chapter 14 - Characteristic Card
- 15 Chapter 15 - Intuition
- 16 Chapter 16 - "That Man"
- 17 Chapter 17 - Where Is my Money
- 18 Chapter 18 - Change, ADAPT!
- 19 Chapter 19 - Crossing the Gap
- 20 Chapter 20 - Captured. Executive
- 21 Chapter 21 - Executive
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