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The Cherry Tree Had An Instinct To Survive

How To Survive as an Arrogant Young Master

A villain is never the master of his own destiny. He is there to play a role, to oppose the hero, to generate conflict, and finally, to die. Their pride is broken, their goals dashed, and their name forgotten, penned only as a footnote in another man's tale. Leonard von Edevane was supposed to be one of them. Heir to one of the strong ducal families, he was nothing but an arrogant idiot, destined for humiliation, bereft of everything, and martyred as a stepping stone to the so-called hero. But what if the villain does not fall? A stranger from another planet wakes up in Leonard's body, equipped with visions of the future and a mind that will not be tied to a script. If the world wishes him to play the fool, he will do so, playing the role arrogant, untouchable, the noble young master who commands the academy with supreme confidence. But beneath that façade there is something much worse. A man who observes, a man who learns, a man who computes. A man who will turn foes into pawns, rivals into tools, and destiny into nothing more than an annoyance. The hero? Merely another pawn on the board. The academy? A war zone. The noble houses? Puppets in waiting for strings to be pulled. But as he rewrites his own fate, he starts to unravel secrets that were never in the original story secrets hidden beneath history, powers within bloodlines, and enemies waiting beyond the pages of the story he knew. A villain's job is to lose. Leonard von Edevane will be the first to show that a villain can win.
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Void Tree Chronicles

Wes Carter is dying. A black sword pulses with corruption in his chest, his strength fading as blood seeps into the battlefield. He has no regrets—his people escaped, the war was fought, and he killed the man with void-black eyes. But it wasn’t enough. It never was. As darkness claims him, two figures appear—enigmatic, powerful, and knowing. And with cruel certainty, they reveal a truth that shatters everything Wes believed: His future was stolen. Wes remembered that day. The day, as a child, he met the man with void-black eyes. The man who stood before him, bathed in the blood of those Wes cherished. The man who could have killed him but didn’t. Instead, he burned Wes’s soul, severing something deep within him. That was the day everything changed. That was the day he became a Null. He should have been able to claim a Void Crystal, to rise like the others. Instead, he was cut off from that power, forced to forge his own way through Essence alone. And despite that, despite everything, he became peerless, a warrior standing at the edge of the Grand Stage—the universe beyond Earth’s wars. And then, all these years later, that same man returned. Not alone. This time, he led an army—not just soldiers, but Fallen, beings marked by corruption, their eyes the same void-black as his own. They descended upon Wes with overwhelming force, and though he fought, though he killed his greatest enemy, it still wasn’t enough. More questions than answers. Why had his future been stolen? Why had that man, all those years ago, chosen to cripple him instead of killing him? Now, as Wes breathes his last, the two figures offer him something impossible: A second chance. They will sever the future—a phrase Wes doesn’t yet understand—but before he can question it, they shove a black seed, dark as night, into his chest. And then—rebirth. No longer fighting for survival in a dying world, he enters a new era—one where humanity has rebuilt, where Void Crystals, Essence, and Mana-Tech shape civilization, and where the truth of the universe is within reach. Yet, the past is not erased. The man with void-black eyes may be dead, but the forces behind him still move. The answers he seeks are still out there. And this time, he will find them. Monsters. Rival races. Forgotten legends. The enemies lurking beyond the void. This time, Wes Carter will not be denied. His rise is inevitable. (NOTE READ AUXILLARY CHAPTER)
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