Adrian was the reliable one. He fixed other people's messes, kept a spreadsheet for his own life, and read a 2,000-chapter web novel because it was the one place where effort eventually got noticed. Then he falls asleep mid-chapter and, somehow, by the hands of destiny, wakes up as Vincent Vane, a forgettable villain's lackey who, in the story, simply stops being mentioned.
The body he inherits is a problem: weak, unreliable, and carrying a bad reputation. What did he expect? A third-rate villain is still an extra.
And his power? A strand of light as thin as a fishing line. Amazing, right?
Adrian knows the story, but not all of it, and he has no idea what happens to extras like his new self. The university he walks into is full of people who despise him, and a few who don't even remember he exists.
He doesn't need to become the strongest. He needs to find out who Vincent really was, and decide whether to let him disappear again.
Before he's the one who disappears because of it.