Time Consuming
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  • Time 3h 23m
  • Reads 91
  • Votes 43
  • Parts 43
  • Time 3h 23m
Complete, First published Aug 05, 2024
Mature
A man who commits crimes for the sake of committing crimes and enjoys it, one day loses his life at the hands of a policeman obsessed with him. 

And when he opens his eyes again, he finds himself in the body of an 18-year-old boy. 

After adjusting to the situation for a while, he realizes that everyone who turns 18 in this world is awakened and a mark appears on their right hand. 

People in this world never grow old. Everyone has a lifespan, and to extend that lifespan, they can use the mark on their right hand to enter a place called the game world. 

If they win in the games they participate in here using their own lifespan, their lifespan is extended.

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After talking to his parents, who seem to be the same age as him, Zane decides to play his first survival game in this fun world. 

And Zane is hiding a secret: he has awakened an SSS level ability.

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The main character is a villain, but in his perspective crime is an art and not every bad thing is a crime, it's just pathetic.

No reading under 18 years of age. Because I will have no hesitation in depicting violence.

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