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There's a legendary Bishoujo Game that has gained immense popularity among Japanese gentlemen. It's called “Magical★Explorer” or simply Magiero. In this game, the protagonist wields cheat-like powers and can flirt with 12 different beautiful heroines. With the additional 12 heroines from the DLC, he commands a harem of 24 beauties.
I became part of this world, but not as the protagonist. Instead, I found myself cast as the third-wheel character, the one who laughs like an idiot next to him. Naturally, I was in despair at first. If I were the protagonist, I could have had all 24 heroines for myself along with unparalleled cheat power. But as the third-wheel, no heroine would even glance my way.
However, now I couldn't care less about the protagonist and his heroines. Why? Because I discovered magic. While using it, I became fascinated by it. I want to master it. I want to become the strongest. So, I made a decision. I would abandon half my role as the protagonist's friend to train my magic and then challenge the cheat who can solo the Demon King.
With this resolve, I trained diligently. Yet somehow, I kept getting closer to the heroines, and furthermore, I kept encountering events as if I were the protagonist of some Eroge.
this was one of my first Manhwa many many years ago, I was up to date when it had like 30 Chapters back then...
This manhwa art style is really nostalgic like most old manhwa series.
They weren't "perfect" as today's manhwa standards but it had unique soul and the story wasn't bad either.
I love every character in this show especially the connection between Lark and Setz.
I remember back then I also used to ship Lark and Seere ;)
It really was exciting reading Crepuscule and I can safely say that this series made me love reading manhwa even more.
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