Prologue
Open-world RPG game Exos Chronicle. A game where superhumans with superpowers exist for real, demons threaten humanity, and villains menace the world on their own—featuring all sorts of diverse factions.
Players explore a world of infinite freedom and savor the experience. You could enroll in an academy to enjoy campus life, become a hero to rescue people and bust villains, play city lord in a management sim and grow your urban empire, or turn hunter and take down monsters—an game of boundless possibilities.
Its overwhelmingly lifelike graphics, NPCs bursting with personality, thrilling combat and collection mechanics, and the sheer variety and fun that let it devour countless genres based on your playstyle and preferences—it hooked millions worldwide.
And I was that green newbie, fresh off buying the game and itching to dive in. Plopped in front of my computer, daydreaming about what build to run, I fired it up... only for a blinding light to explode from the screen. Next thing I knew, I blacked out.
And yeah, I probably got isekai'd right into that game.