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Transmigrated Into My Sister's Novel

Ryan died. He died in the unfortunate event of getting caught up in another person's assassination attempt. Ultimately transmigrating into his sister's trashy, dark, edgy novel. Ryan took over the body of the same person who constantly stood in the protagonist's way, despised by the world as the ultimate villain. And the very antagonist who annihilated the protagonist, and died soon after. Looking back at the original body owner's tragic ending, Ryan decided to do the bare minimum to ensure the world he now lives in doesn't fall apart. "Saving humanity is the least of my concerns." He closed his eyes. Something wasn’t quite right about this whole situation, and the characters acting weirdly was just the start of it all. Follow Ryan as he calmly struggles to save the world from dying in vain. ---- Auther's Note: This work isn't an AntiHero or a Villain story, read tags, and thank you. ----- Just letting you know in advance, This is my first novel, so it will contain many basic mistakes, so be tolerant please, ପ(๑•ᴗ•๑)ଓ ----- https://discord.gg/a69sUydtd6

Amera_Mee · Fantasy
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217 Chs

Gone wrong

The open field in the Grandiose Stadium was gradually filling as guests gathered for the charity event.

Wearing all polite smiles behind irritation and unwillingness to be around each other, the people that gathered were the elders of each family and their sons and daughters, who were running the family business alongside their successors.

These were the same people who held Marcoos' economy in hand.

All came here unwillingly, forced to leave their seats of honor due to the message they got from the brat known as the seer's grandson.

It sent shivers down their spine as the message called for an event not to renovate the city but to save Marcoos from destruction.

They were unconvinced, but he knew too much, such he should not be aware of. Otherwise, they wouldn't be coming around dragging their bloodline along.

Especially the older generation, having to keep an eye on their younger generation, reckless grandsons, and granddaughters.