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113 chapters~1.6M wordsUpdated Jul 29, 2026

Warnings:Graphic ViolenceProfanitySensitive ContentSexual Content

A New Player in the Force

by ussexplorer

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A soldier wins an afterlife lottery and can live again in another universe with access to lite-Gamer powers. Not a full-on x-over, with only some elements of the Gamer genre. OC/Quasi-SI. NOTE 1 : The story starts almost 4000 years before the Prequels but arrives in that era by the end of the Prologue. NOTE 2 : I first published the story on Fanfiction.net 5 years ago. When I started, I felt a semi-strong GAMER/RPG style would work in a Star Wars setting, thus the early chapters have a lot of typical GAMER/RPG jargon/styling. However, after the first main arc, I started to see the flaw and the system is slowly pulled back from being a major driving force for the story. It is still there, five years and ~800k words later, but the OC drives the story, not the system. NOTE 3 : I am well aware there are several issues of various quality with book one (especially the first few chapters and arcs) and while rewriting them was considered if I did that, then I'd all but start from scratch and I feel that would be a waste of the 5 years and (as of this time) 800k+ words I've written. Not to mention the time I've committed to it.

Genres

Progression FantasyLitRPGScience Fiction

Tags

LitRPG MechanicsReincarnationWeak to StrongAnti-HeroSpace OperaArtificial IntelligenceGameLitMale LeadMultiple POVOverpowered ProtagonistWar and Strategy

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enHuman translation

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