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Extra's Survival Manual: I get 10x Weight daily until Explode?!

Lucian thought he was doing the right thing—fulfilling an old man's dying wish. It wasn't much, really. He deleted the old man's browser history and, as a final touch, even placed a couple of R-18 magazines in his grave for good measure. You know, to make sure the old guardian had a peaceful afterlife, free of shame. The reward for his good deed? He got killed by a ghost that very same day. No, this isn't some twisted horror story. Lucian just had the misfortune of being reborn as the worst kind of character—a terminally ill, third-rate villain. Not even a true villain, honestly. Calling him a villain would be giving him too much credit. He’s more like an extra in someone else's grand story. Now, stuck inside a body that will eventually kill him, Lucian has to figure out how to survive, dodging life-threatening situations left and right... Will he be able to make it through? Update Schedule: 2 Chapters a day Discord Server: https://discord.gg/QZnWtaaRft Bonus Chapter Scheme below: Every 250 Powerstones = 1 Bonus Chapter Every 75 Golden Tickets = 1 Bonus Chapter Castle Gift = 3 Bonus Chapters Spacecraft Gift = 6 Bonus Chapters Golden Gachapon = 9 Bonus Chapters

A4KL · Fantasy
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Chapter 34- Lulu Crimwell (1)

On the northern borders of the Vendal Kingdom, where a thick veil of snow blanketed the expansive landscape, finding a well-maintained road was nearly impossible.

The snow piled high, obscuring any paths hidden beneath its icy surface.

Yet, despite these harsh conditions, a large carriage, pulled by sturdy horses clad in thick winter fur, pressed forward with determination.

Behind the carriage marched three or four soldiers, while a full cavalry of a dozen more positioned themselves at the front and rear, their breaths rising in mist against the biting cold air.

Inside the carriage—marked with a distinct crest that identified it as belonging to the Crimwell family—sat three figures.

On one side, two children huddled close together for warmth, while across from them sat a middle-aged man, his face twisted in frustration as he clutched a letter tightly in his hands.