Surviving the Novel- Gangster Transmigration

Ron, an orphaned but academically gifted boy with a passion for science and chemistry, loses his scholarship to the undeserving son of a powerful politician. Angered and disillusioned, Ron abandons his dreams and joins a gang, quickly rising through the ranks by manufacturing and selling drugs. Despite his criminal life, he finds a sense of purpose in protecting his adopted daughter, Suzie. Ron meets his end while shielding Suzie from an enemy gang. As he lies dying, he reflects on his choices without regret and embraces his impending fate in hell. However, destiny has other plans. He awakens in the body of a 13-year-old noble boy, Noah, exiled for possessing the rare and uncontrollable thunder element instead of the commonly compatible magic of his world. He realizes that he was actually inside of a novel that he had liked when he was a young adult, due to the same background the protagonist and he shared, an orphan who lost his achievement due to politics. But the problem was he was inside of a Mid-level villain who had made the pact with a demon lord, selling his life for revenge! "If i have to, I will become a villain but NOT a monster... some lines mustn't be crossed after all" With death looming around every corner, determined to survive and rewrite his fate, Ron refuses to follow in Noah's footsteps of demonic pacts. Instead, he uses his sharp intellect, scientific knowledge, and strategic thinking to navigate this perilous world. What you get: A compelling story (I tried my best) Timely updates (hope so) Lemons (Will be featured in later chapters) Action gangster vibes Excitement Perhaps some military elements What I get: Your support Reviews and comments Votes Power stones Gifts Golden tickets **Disclaimer: This novel is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. The views and actions portrayed in this story are fictional and not intended to represent any real-life individuals or situations. Reader discretion is advised.