I Got Caught in a Hero Summoning: As a Blind Swordsman
Victor Drake, a 23-year-old kendo and martial arts prodigy, was on the path to becoming the greatest swordsman in modern history. Known for his goofy charm, kind heart, and unshakable determination, Victor lived for one thing: the sword. But during the finals of a fierce tournament, a tragic accident robbed him of his sight—derailing his dreams, but not his spirit.
Despite the darkness, Victor sharpened his instincts, mastering a world of sound, scent, and motion. But his life took an even stranger turn when a blinding light and an ancient circle of magic pulled him into another world—a world in desperate need of heroes. Summoned alongside two chosen champions, Victor quickly learns he was brought here by accident.
Yet fate had other plans.
A translucent screen appears before him—Class: Blind Swordsman—unlocking unique powers that let him “see” through sound. Armed with this gift and a lifetime of discipline, Victor vows to chase his dream in this new world: to battle legendary swordmasters, defeat the Demon King, and etch his name into history—not as a hero, but as the greatest swordsman to ever live.
Victor’s journey is one of action, comedy, and wild adventure. He joins an adventurer’s guild, explores deadly dungeons, helps oppressed villages and races across the land—from humans and demons to gods themselves. Wherever he walks, he fights not for justice or glory, but because the blade calls to him.
Along the way, he gathers companions—strong swordswomen, enslaved souls yearning for freedom, noble-born misfits, even goddesses—all drawn to his charm, mystery, and unwavering will. Misunderstandings and political entanglements thrust him into chaos, but Victor dances through it with his rogue smile and deadly swordplay.
He is not the Chosen Hero. He follows no prophecy.
He is Victor Drake, the Blind Swordsman—battle-junkie, antihero, romantic, trickster, and warrior. And this is the legend of how history came to remember his name.
Because in the end, you don’t need eyes to see destiny. You need heart—and a sword.