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Once Human, Now a Parasite: a gripping adventure novel where betrayal ignites an extraordinary transformation. Arthur, a man accustomed to the opulent heights of wealth, found his life shattered. Kidnapped and subjected to unimaginable torment for months, his suffering was orchestrated by the very hands he once trusted. This descent into hell, however, was not his end. A mysterious offer presented itself: a second chance, a rebirth in a world beyond his wildest imaginings. To escape the relentless torture, Arthur grasped this lifeline, accepting a deal with an enigmatic benefactor. But the u…
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Once a wealthy businessman, Arthur endured a brutal ordeal of kidnapping and torture spanning months, orchestrated by his wife's hired men. Offered a chance at a new existence in another world, Arthur readily accepted, preferring a fresh start to continued suffering. However, upon reincarnation, Arthur faces an unexpected revelation: he has become a parasite. This protagonist is not a selfless savior, nor an outright anti-hero. Arthur embodies hypocrisy, a trait readers are expected to accept. H