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What happens after we die? Go to heaven or hell? Reincarnate? What if we are given a chance to restart everything before we die? What if the afterlife isn't like what we think it is? Nero, an avid gamer and a NEET (not in education, employment, or training), woke up in a world he is not familiar with. He found out that he died and that his spirit was transferred in the afterlife. Although he lost his memories, he is determined to survive in the game he was forced to participate in. A game where the dead are the players and were given the chance to revive once they survive in 1 week. Will he and his future comrades survive or will they cease to exist? ____________________________________ A/N: I do not own the pictures used for the characters of the story. They belong to their rightful owners. The plot and the names of the characters are carefully thought by me. Good day and have fun in reading! ^_^
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You know that near-death experience only a few people ever go through? I'm one of them. My mother says I was in a car accident with my older brother, Eric. I was basically dead until the doctors revived me. As for him... they couldn't save him. Sometimes I think it was my fault. Maybe I was the reason he died. Or maybe not. Because lately, I'm starting to remember things that don't make sense. And I'm not so sure my mother told me the truth about what really happened that night.

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