NOVEL WEB chapter 0
0 – Ross
I wrote a novel. It’s not a great novel enough to boast as a writer. It was just a web novel that was more like a typographical combination of harem and academy on a typical story of a overpowered hero saving the world following the trend.
It was a sloppy work that started out of unripe jealousy, asking if I can’t use it in an era where ignorant heroes are popular.
If you ask me if the academy appears out of nowhere in a hero story, it’s because it was fashionable. As a type combination, I put everything that is fashionable in it.
A novel in which a blonde-haired, handsome overpowered warrior enters the academy, is loved by everyone for his good personality and good looks, becomes the heroine’s first love, graduates from the academy, and joins forces with the heroines to defeat the demon king.
The hero who was supposed to defeat the demon king and save the world was more focused on picking up girls than training. but that was okay. He was a munchkin warrior.
Eating a heroine with big bo*bs and an ant-waist illustration got more views and community response than swinging a sword.
Even though I consider myself a combination of typefaces, I was the richest and happiest when I wrote that novel.
The authentic fantasy and martial arts novels I wrote before were classmates at the Academy of Heroes. It was enough to catch up with half of the views with a few episodes of vigorous s*x with a northern silver-haired red-eyed princess.
So I forcibly lengthened the story. Fortunately, I was able to increase the story by collecting rice cakes thrown meaninglessly in the early writing.
A classmate cliché who feels inferior to the hero. But unfortunately, it was already a material used by a hero once to eat a heroine.
Looking around for other novels to see if there is a way, I got an idea. I was able to use the inferiority cliché once again by introducing a younger brother who had not been mentioned so far and entering the academy as a junior.
He got into the academy thanks to his older brother, but compared to his older brother who is a warrior who is good at anything. A lump of inferiority complex with a marked drop in talent and appearance.
My younger brother, who was always compared to me and lived a gloomy life in the shadows covered by that halo. It was a cliché that he cursed the reality that even his childhood friend, whom he secretly had a crush on, became a the hero’s woman, he then fell into the devil’s temptation and gained the power of darkness.
Ross’ was an extra, an expendable character who was hastily thrown in to extend the typical storyline of a girl who sacrifices his soul to gain the power of darkness, only to lose his life in vain to the sword of an overpowered hero
I became possessed by ‘Ross’, a mass of inferiority complex character.