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The Fairy King's System

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*** A boy who had a tragic life got reincarnated in another world as a Nature Spirit, the weakest variant of fairies. With the new life that was given to him, he will do his best to make it a fulfilling life, by at least surviving in this harsh world that he was reincarnated on. Where every creature could easily kill him, while at the same time climbing his way on top. This is a story about a seemingly harmless and weak creature, but sometimes looks could be deceiving. Hardship often had something in return, but every action has consequences along with it. *** Not all fairies have wings... or tails. Sometimes all you need to have is a glowing circular body to be the strongest. *** Warning: If you came here expecting a Kind/Hero MC you are in the wrong book. I'm not a fan of cinnamon rolls. And no, he is not a pure-hearted person, but also, he is not a killing machine who will kill anything that has life in it. I'm not a fan of robots. If you are not a fan of underhanded or straight-up manipulative MC, leave this book alone. This book is not for everyone. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. ***
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Chapter 1 - Prologue

I had lived my whole life lying on my bed. Not even once I had experienced the sensation of walking using my own feet. To had a weak body, was such a curse.

I grew up with strength just enough for me to sit in front of my computer to play some games, and that was how I spent my remaining days.

Day by day, my illness got worse to the point that even just moving my fingers was already giving me unbearable pain.

In my eighteen years of living this life, every passing day, I was yearning for the one who brought me here to finally end this suffering.

Maybe, God eventually saw me one day and said.

"I think he already suffered enough, I should end his misery."

That faithful day finally came, my condition became worse than ever that the doctors could not do anything to save me.

I did not have consciousness at the very last moments of that miserable life, but I knew my mother was crying and still wishing for her 'God' to save me.

She didn't know.

My very end was what I'm always wishing for.

I hope in my next lifetime, her so-called 'God' will give me a better life.