"Fragments of Fate: Echoes of Ascent in Ava Evendale." A novel that skyrocketed to popularity immediately upon its debut, surpassing even those that were gaining traction before publication. The reasons? A captivating setting, intricate plot development, and the compelling evolution of each character. Though the novel's theme revolved around dungeons, gates, and monsters, it stood out due to its trio of main characters—three protagonists to be precise.
The narrative commenced with a reincarnator, once an emperor in a Wuxia world on the brink of ascension. His tragic demise at the hands of betrayal set the stage. Following this, a regressor emerged, having regressed an astounding nine times, sensing a shift and the appearance of two powerful entities in his latest regression. Lastly, a possessor—a god who divided his soul to experience mortality and growth, starting from zero once again, a potent mage seeking transcendence.
'Wow, that is really crazy'. One would say but yes, while the premise might sound outlandish, the novel captured hearts with its unique characters. Many dreamed of stepping into this fantastical world, but as Caiden would attest, reality wasn't as idyllic.
He was one of the few people that wasn't as idealistic as normal people, he was not a dreamer, if he wanted something he would just do it, just like his normal life, he created what he wanted, he had no dreams only goals that he always put as a list to accomplish, more like challenges different from normal people who were dreamers.
Recalling the novel's contents, Caiden couldn't help but frown and feel annoyed. Despite enjoying the novel, finding himself within its pages was completely different, it wasn't a stroke of luck, but rather a twist of misfortune.
Caiden, full name Caiden D. Florence, where D goes for Dietrich, transmigrated into the novel he read in his youth. Now, facing a world on the brink of war, he couldn't shake the feeling that his luck had taken a nosedive.
Why on the brink of War? Well, it's true that there are still a few years before it happens, but when that happens almost half of the world's population will be wiped out.
And he Transmigrated into a wiped-out country, though, not all population is wiped-out since thanks to the three protagonists, at least not all population is wiped-out.
As the narrative unfolds, Caiden contemplates the novel's plot, the impending war, and the unfortunate circumstance of transmigrating into a wiped-out country— worse, a country not even mentioned in the original novel.
Even though he is not afraid of death, he still found it annoying that a war will break, since it would disturb his peace.
One might wonder into which character Caiden transmigrated. Not an extra, not a cannon fodder, and certainly not the protagonist. This led Caiden to an unsettling realization—he had become someone entirely inconspicuous, not even a footnote in the original narrative. In part it was fortunate, but the unfortunate was that an annoying event was coming, one that would disturb him, to be precise disturb his peace.
So hell yeah, Caiden transmigrated into someone who didn't appear in the novel, not even the country but it could be said that at least the country was the extra who didn't make much appearance beside the fact of being a wiped out country~.
In this new reality, Caiden finds himself in dire straits, a situation far from promising despite his newly acquired identity.
And how did this situation unfold, for that we must go back to the time before everything started, when Caiden just opened his eyes in this new and unfamiliar world.