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A man who accidentally transmigrated into the body of a young man named Ryo does not know the purpose of his transmigration but he now lives in a world that he thinks is chaotic.
Why? because him current world is a world in Novels where he is just a side character who doesn't even appear in the main story.
But that man also keeps getting dragged into the main story, so how can this man who is now Ryo survive the various conflicts that should befall the main character but turn to himself!?.
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Grammar is the biggest issue here And the reason i'm giving a low rating is because of the japanese character type It just doesn't really fit neither does it make sense for a character to act like this even in real life japanese culture no one acts like this and if you did you would be suspected of mental disability anyways in anime this might be tolerable for some people but having to imagine some dude acting like a sissy even in day to day conversations ruins it for me It would be nice if you could turn the MC into a normal healthy human being with decent social skills
I liked the premise, with Issei dead and the protagonist different from the original, it only remains to develop the other characters with the MC
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synopsis ? man but she?? ..............................................................................................................................................
tbh the grammar makes it hard to you keep on mixing up the genders girls are she/her and boys are him/he hope it can help you when it improve I'll give a new review