Slice-of-Life

>strong>One wasted life. One borrowed body. One chance to live differently.>/strong>
    Reka never thought there was anything remarkable about his life.
    Wake up. Work. Go home. Sleep.
    Repeat.
    By the time he lost his job, he had little left besides regret, an empty room, and a ridiculously long web novel called >em>Life Really Is Happy, Right?>/em>
    Then everything went dark.
    When Reka opened his eyes again, he was no longer himself.
    He had become >strong>Zeldryn Giorry>/strong>, the disgraced son of a powerful noble family, living in a world that should have existed only inside the novel he had finished reading.
    Unfortunately, knowing the story does not mean knowing how to survive it.
    Zeldryn has a terrible reputation, a wounded body, servants who fear him, enemies already moving around him, and almost no practical understanding of the power system he thought he understood as a reader.
    Mana exists everywhere.
    People dedicate their entire lives to mastering it.
    And the more Zeldryn learns about it, the more he begins to realize that the world described in the novel may not have told him everything.
    Perhaps even his arrival here was never an accident.
    For someone who already wasted one life, there is only one thing left to do.
    >strong>Live this one properly.>/strong>
    >strong>>em>Things you can expect:>/em>>/strong>
    >strong>Slow-burn progression fantasy.>/strong>
    Detailed worldbuilding and everyday life.
    A protagonist who experiments, fails, learns, and actually has to understand his power.
    Mana-based combat using swords, spears, magic, whips, fists, throwing weapons, and much more.
    Mysteries surrounding transmigration, memories, timelines, and the world itself.
    Political conflicts and noble-family drama.
    Romance with multiple heroines, developed gradually throughout a very long story.
    A power system where strength eventually becomes less about how much mana you possess and more about how you understand it.
    Foreshadowing that may not pay off for a very, very long time.
    And a man trying to make sure that, this time...
    >strong>his life will not be wasted.>/strong>
    >strong>Frequent updates, usually 5 - 15 chapters per day depending on how busy I am.>/strong>