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5 | 63% (22 votes) |
4 | 6% (2 votes) |
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Status in Country of Origin. One entry per line-Main Story: 162 Chapters (Completed)
-Side Stories: 9 Chapters (Completed)
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Weekly Rank: #1244Monthly Rank: #1201
All Time Rank: #13085
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On 370 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #1808
All Time Rank: #16750
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.I woke up inside the novel [A Step Away from Hell] , a story I had read in my past life.
And not just anywhere—I found myself in a world destined to be destroyed by future disasters.
As if that wasn’t unfair enough, the place where I opened my eyes was none other than the s*ave shop where those very disasters were being raised.
Before I knew it, I had become a s*ave, forced to live in the same room as the young disasters who would one day bring about the end of the world…
“I told you, that’s Lizzie’s spot! Mary’s side has always been Lizzie’s spot…!”
“I sat here first. Why should it be yours? Explain it logically.”
“W-We should all s-sit fairly… t-together… I-I also… want to…”
“Friends shouldn’t fight…”
Yet, when I met them in person, they were nothing more than children—starved for affection.
These adorable kids… How could they possibly become the terrifying disasters that would one day destroy the world?
The answer was simple. The so-called ‘education’ of the nobles, carried out under the pretense of raising high-class s*aves.
“N-no, I d-don’t want to…! St-stay away! Don’t come near me!”
“Haah… Listen, brat. If you don’t want to get hurt, you’d better behave. Starting today, your ‘education’ begins.”
I had read the novel. I knew exactly who would take them and what horrors they would endure.
In other words, I knew how to handle the nobles.
If that’s the case…
“I’ll go instead.”
If I could take their misfortunes, couldn’t I also change the future that leads to destruction?
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