CHRONICLES of a PC Gamer Stuck Inside an RPG Book One: Duelist

The indistinctive chatter stopped abruptly the moment the Physics teacher stepped into the class. He looked funny in his large round glasses and his bogus trouser dragged up to his large tummy and secured firmly with a little brown belt. "Good morning class"he greeted, watching each person with a seemingly peering gaze.

"I'm sorry, Miss. Xing will not answer this." One of her bodyguard shooed the journalist away as they tried to enter the building.

"Shinjiro Mizuki!" I said and he turn around.

Another adventure among the stars. The odds were… astronomical. I could almost see Celene waving, Ken's smile. Just a few more seconds. My mind suddenly shifted into worry. What kind of dire state must the rebels be in to call me back? I smiled. Cool confidence and calm washed over me like a tsunami. We'd face it together, and do what was right. We would honor the Alkazari Republic. Pride was a blaze brewing in my heart. I'm no diplomat, but I think being lifted up towards a vessel without your consent means, in the context of this vessel, their intentions very much are friendly.  I took a deep breath and prepared myself for glorious escapades in the cool, calm tapestry of space. When I reached the vessel…. I, I'm sorry to say, promptly blacked out.

As a shameless author I'm obviously going to put a review of 5 for myself. Please do give this book a chance before you make any ideas about it.

The opening chapter of the novel is a powerful and intense introduction that immediately draws the reader into Anna Wallace's harrowing world. The author masterfully sets the scene with vivid descriptions of the rain-soaked, desolate streets, creating a sense of isolation and despair that mirrors Anna's emotional state. Keep it up 🤗

Is this story based on NTRMAN's Adelaide Inn game?