A rose to grind

A rose to grind

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Previously 'Man of Steel.' - This is a pretty old story, so please forgive any grammatical errors, or confusing writing! When a man at the top of the world met his demise by falling off a rooftop, he woke up in the body of a villainous man by the name of Yugo Karrina, a lovesick fool who drove himself into a corner by continuously provoking big shots, and eventually died because of his stupidity. How could a man with a god complex survive being a bottom feeder? Well, he'd just have to climb up again to the top of the food chain through any means.
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After Jiang Yanli's death, there was little left for Wei Wuxian to hold on to. The siege became the final blow. Convinced that his countless sins had robbed him of any right to another life, he chose to shatter his own soul, believing he should never be allowed to reincarnate. But fate-or perhaps something far older-had other plans. When he awakens, his soul is whole, and Meng Po, the Goddess of Forgetfulness herself, offers him an impossible bargain: a second chance with his soulmate. A chance at the happy ending he never dared to hope for. The price? He must abide by her conditions. But why would a goddess interfere in the fate of a single soul? Is Meng Po truly acting alone? And when the past begins to repeat itself, will Wei Wuxian be able to keep his promises-or will history claim them once again?

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