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The Extra of The Lunerra

Author: WindskyW
Fantasy
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The only game in my life that makes me laugh: The Lands of The Lunerra... I played this game for six thousand hours in three years, and the day I thought I had done everything I could in this game, I felt a great emptiness inside me. I thought nothing in my ordinary and monotonous life could make me happier than when I played this game. But it didn't take long for me to realize that I was wrong with an e-mail I received the night I finished the game. ---- Hi! Thank you to everyone who came to read this story. There are two things I want to tell you. First of all, I first started writing this about two years ago, but I was writing in my native language, Turkish, and on a different site. But unfortunately, the website where I published the series came to the brink of collapse. While I was thinking about where to publish the series, I remembered Webnovel and here I am. So this is my first English novel and I believe I will make mistakes while translating. Please forgive me for these if you encounter some of them. I will do my best. Second... yes, while writing this novel I was inspired by most of the novels I've read so far. Like TNE, that novel is a pure diamond for me and I don't think I will ever reach the level of that thing. So I want to say the first few chapters may feel familiar to you, but I'll do my best to smooth it out. Discord: https://discord.gg/eRZTrv6Y49

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Chapter 1Volume I - Prologue

--Volume I: The Lands of The Lunerra--

The dark clouds that heralded the coming rain had long ago covered the sky, painting it completely gray. Soon, however, it would be completely dark, and the sun, which had leaked a little of its light through the clouds, was slowly setting.

A cool breeze caressed my cheek, gently ruffling my almost long hair.

I looked at the two tombstones in front of me, two ordinary tombstones bearing two names I had seen for the first time in my life... Compared to the other tombstones in this cemetery, they were neither too fancy nor too neglected.

This was the resting place of two people who left this world prematurely.

"They said their last regret before they died was that they didn't pay enough attention to you. They will be happy to see you change now."

I felt an ache in my heart, then clenched my fists. Because there was no scenario like they will be happy. I was sure they didn't even want to see me, but being here was one of the things I had to do.

"Can you leave me alone for a bit?"

My sister looked at me for a short while. But then she stepped back and walked away from me, from the grave.

After she walked away, I looked around briefly, made sure no one was near me and sighed deeply. I knelt down slightly and then spoke in a low voice.

"I'm sorry."

I apologized, sincerely. For being where I shouldn't have been, for deceiving someone close to them.

Then a stiff breeze hit me right in the face again, and I painfully smiled in response.

I kept talking, at least aware of what I was doing. And then, after a while, the wind slowly died down.

Maybe it was a random thing, a coincidence. Still, it was enough to put a slight smile on my face.

"Thank you."

I stood up and my sister approached me again. She looked at my face, then her lips curled slightly upward.

"You're crying."

It was only then that I realized the tears that were streaming down my eyes, and with them, I felt a radiating deep longing and pain burning inside me.

I couldn't understand why I was crying, why I felt this way.

I didn't know if these feelings were brought to the surface by things in my past, or if they even belonged to me in the first place. Still, crying didn't make me feel so bad for some reason. On the contrary, it gave me peace. It was as if a dagger that had been stuck in my heart a long time ago had been pulled out...

I raised my hands, I was going to wipe my tears, but hesitated because I heard a voice.

I quickly turned in the direction of the sound and saw the source of the sound, a girl my age standing not far from me.

She had short, dark brown hair that reached her shoulders. Besides that, her amethyst-colored eyes seemed to suffer from the same strange thing I felt inside. She was full of pain as if she was going through the same things as me.

However, this awkward moment didn't necessarily last long.

Because a small, metal thing that split the wind with a whistle suddenly passed over my head.

Everything that followed was chaos.

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Raundel_NFT · Fantasy
4.2
251 Chs
Table of Contents
Volume 0 :Auxiliary Volume
Volume 1 :The Lands of The Lunerra
Volume 2 :The Half-End of Humanity
Volume 3 :Games in the Dark
Volume 4 :War of the Dwarves
Volume 5 :The Breaking Seals
Volume 6 :Into the Darkness
Volume 7 :Light Born from Darkness

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Vainglory0
Vainglory0Lv4

I have been following this novel since it's earl stages (from when it had 20 chapters) and I have been enjoying every second of it. As you read the story, you can feel the effort the author has put into weaving this intricate piece of art. The plot is solid. TBH, I expected the same old cliche story of some random NEET getting overpowered inside the world of his favorite game/novel, but I couldn't have been more wrong, and I have never been so elated on being wrong before. There is some very creative stuff here. The author has put effort into doing something different from other novels of this kind and I believe his hard work has paid off. The writing quality, although not perfect, is one of the best you can find on this platform. The way the author has portrayed emotions of the characters is very realistic. The main character is neither a righteous prick nor a ruthless psychopath. He is a human with actual emotions. He feels guilty, he wants to feel pleasured, he yearns for his own happiness and peace of mind and he is afraid he might hurt people close to him. He is an actual human being with flaws. After all, it's flaws that make us humans. There is no problem with either the pacing or story development and the updates are on time every day without delays. The fact that a novel of such stature has not yet been recognized by people in this platform leaves a bitter taste in the depths of my throat. I hope to see this novel develop into a bigger masterpiece than it already is in the future so one day I can proudly state that I was an avid fan of this novel since its early stages.

gurpreet31
gurpreet31Lv2

Abysmal MC. You finish a game and what, want to leave the world because, post-game clarity? At the starting point of life yet already saying he doesn't want to be an ordinary person. Boi is 21 years old. Too much tictok influence making these young adults delusional. Bro is depressed becuase he grew up in an orphanage and has no "real" friends. If he played 1 mmorpg, im sure he would have many friends considering how long he can play this 1 game for. Thats just chapter 1. By the end of Chapter 4 he is like; I'm in the game world. I took over the body of a guy who just died by committing 'that'. But now I can have a new chance of life. Also gonna get emotional because we have that 'original body is emotional for family stuff' baggage. He complains about fake friends and relationships in chap 1 yet is ready to exploit relationships and secrets in the game world, his new chance. Literally he just wants everything handed to him. Now another crazy plot point without spoiling anything. MC will get a special item, crazy for a game world isekai. What is particularly remarkable is a few lines introducing it: "We researched it for a long time, but in the end, we realized that no matter what we did, we wouldn't get anything out of it. "..."Obviously, everyone was hesitant. Because this was an illegal place connected to the black market. So no one doubted that they had tried literally 'everything' they could try on that stone. " I was thinking, surely they did THAT. But then the MC does THAT. The novel is a joke. Its not a matter of cliches. Its the way they are presented. Truck-kun works for a reason. Blank screen works for a reason. Trying to write a good reason for leaving the world works if you can write a character/backstory. The force feeding of emotions is heinous. Like a game making the player kill a regular normal small puppy for no reason. Its just there and you have to kill because author wants to artificially create emotions or substance to inflate the novel's ideology. I'm still reading a bit more, seeing if things get better. I held off on writting stuff despite how atrocious the start was. easily 0/10 stuff. I had to write something after reading about Mc doing THAT. Just realized this was the entirety of volume 1. What a great start. Deleting my 2 min older post.

WorthyAdversary
WorthyAdversaryLv1

After about two months of searching, I finally found one more novel that I can confidently say I'll be waiting for in agony for each and every chapter after finishing the previous one. First off is writing quality, which I give 4 stars. It's pretty obvious why, with it being a direct translation of the author's Turkish version of the story, and you can see that, although the spelling is absolutely perfect, the grammar is weird in some parts and just wrong in some other parts, but these mistakes are isolated to one or two per chapter, and so it doesn't really affect the reading flow, hence the 4 stars. Secondly is the stability of updates which I obviously gave 5 stars. Pretty self-explanatory if you look at the update rate. Thirdly is the story development, which I had to give 3 stars. It was either I gave this 3 stars or the character design three stars, but I eventually decided on this. This is solely because of the development of the relationships between the MC and the supporting cast. It feels horribly forced, cringy, and even just "skip the entire chapter" material at times. I actually almost dropped this novel when I read the chapter when the MC talks to his "sister" for the first time, cause it was in the first few chapters of the story, was actually over the phone through text whilst still managing to be extremely cringy, and I truly thought that the rest of the novel would be just as trashy once I read that interaction. The development of the relationship between the MC and the MC of the game he transmigrated into was even worse. Here's the "but" that all y'all have been waiting for though: the start of the relationships might have been utter trash, but the developments afterward truly feel real, and made me feel emotional at times. And so, if you can get past the start of the relationships (I just completely erased them from my mind at this point and inserted generic plot development) you'll be in for a real treat I believe, as you'll actually be emotionally invested in these characters at some point. The rest of the actual story development was pretty good, with nothing special about it, but nothing bad about it either, so yeah, that's my spiel on the story development. Now, onto the character design, which I gave 4 stars. It's pretty generic to be honest, like the actual story development, there really doesn't seem to be anything new or truly mindblowing. All the characters have believable backgrounds, and some backgrounds are still shrouded in mystery. Although, one thing, because of one's investment in the character after one point, and how the author has created situations in which the MC has interacted with all female characters to a certain extent, there will probably be pretty strong opinions in the future when one FL pulls ahead of the others. So, unless this novel will include a harem (which I am not advocating for in any way cause I am strictly in the no harem gang), there will inevitably be some mad people when one heroine eventually wins. Finally, there's the world background, which once again, is pretty generic, with nothing special about it, and so it's another 4 stars. The synopsis is all you need in order to be able to guess the entirety of the world's background and power system, as long as you've read other novels within this genre of course. Overall, the story scratched the itch I had for another story where the MC knows the future, kinda, and so that's why it'll be one of the novels I'll be closely following. It's a great novel, and, as long as the story follows that path that it's been trudging on right now, then I truly believe that it'll be something special on this platform ("special" meaning not a trashy harem, lust fulfillment novel for virgin, middle-aged men). Keep it up author, you're doing a great job with this novel!

Chris_Garman_5939
Chris_Garman_5939Lv11
Blue_Pizza
Blue_PizzaLv5

I wanted to wait a hundred chapters before writing a review, but whatever—this latest chapter (69) changed my mind. Even though this novel is a pretty generic genre, it is among what I consider the upper crust of its kin because the author takes time to flesh out the characters, set up events and build anticipation. IMO, the character design is the best part. Nothing that shouldn't be rushed is rushed, such as relationships. The character interactions and their internal thoughts are one of my favourite things about this novel, as well as the excellent writing quality. The only complaint I have is when POV switches to side characters but remains in 1st person without labelling whose POV it is. That took me a long time to get used to. Anyway, the initial chapters of mc's transmigration follow a tried-and-true pattern, but after pushing through them (which neither takes forever nor too quickly, keep up the good pacing) the story starts to blossom and set itself apart from others. MC makes some questionable yet understandable decisions which leads to character development and future conflict points. There is also sufficient foreshadowing and pleasant world-building which spices things up. The mental arc that MC is currently going through is very interesting, and I look forward to the potential paths in his future. There is also no shying away from emphasizing his internal conflict, which makes it all the more realistic and evokes empathy/sympathy. I won't spoil too much, but even though negative emotions aren't that easy to push to the back-burner, they aren't always the point of focus either. Even though I don't know what awaits in the future, I'm definitely staying for the characters because they are what makes me anticipate a new chapter every day (also author, when will the romance start?) :).

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