/lit/ - Literature

What about becoming an NPC, and using your knowledge of the game you find yourself in, to pull of the most insane power growth in the history of the galaxy? Even better, how about going from a surface dwelling setting to a chessboard rivalling the greatest of space opera?

Did you know there are actually good lit rpgs?

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Book's theme: How would a tiny minority who possess almost god-like powers be treated in a galactic society? The question is explored through the lens of a reincarnator from another world, who uses his NPC-powers to show how power truly operates in this galaxy consisting of countless civilizations.

Now, one of the focuses during this journey is one the international slave market of the galaxy. How can it be used to advance the agenda of the protagonist? Or should he given in to his ethical side and abolish it?

Not much focus on drugs, expect as ways of awakening super-powers. But the "underbelly" per say, turns in this work out to be the galactic ruling powers.

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Chinese have novels ranked by systems. Find any page with Chinese novels and search for 'system' and so many different novels show up that you'll struggle not to drown.

I don't get it, but somehow the Chinese are hooked on their protagonists having some kind of strange system that either makes them overpowered, drastically changes their life for better or worse, or is just there for comedic effect.