Thorny Path of a Pro-Hero

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What if you were reborn? What if you could save lifes? The world? What if you had to sacrifice everything for that, starting with yourself? Would you try? Well, this story is about me - and I will. A reincarnator in the anime "My Hero Academia." Into a canonical but rather useless character from Class 1-B at U.A. - who, with the right approach, can reach the level of All Might. W͟h͟a͟t'͟s͟ ͟u͟n͟d͟e͟r͟ ͟t͟h͟e͟ ͟c͟o͟v͟e͟r͟: ✔ Own plot growing on the ruins of the canon - YES. ✖️ Do you need to know the original to read? - No. ✔ Humor, daily life, action - YES. ✖️ Overpowered MC loaded with plot devices from the start - No. ✔ Logical progression from weakling to monster - YES. ✖️ Canon bashing, everyone is dumb, and I'm the only smart one - No. ✔ Respectful treatment of the source material - YES. ✔ World-building, explanations of phenomena and idioms (so-called "filler") - oh YES! ✔ Romance - YES. ✖️ And no, there won't be a harem or explicit content. 1. Volume 1 = buildup. If you think the protagonist knows best - you only think so. 2. No need to be familiar with the original story; I try to explain all the important points. The canon (of the series) is as unshakable as a rock, with adjustments for the actions of the main character… or rather, that’s what Niren thinks. I didn’t specify exactly which main character :) 3. The protagonist himself has only seen the first 5 seasons of the anime, hasn’t read the manga, isn’t familiar with the spinoff, and hasn’t even heard of the movies. 4. There’s a lot of reflection, world explanations, various plans, and elaborate strategies. 5. I weave cool elements from Japanese culture into the narrative. 6. I made the cover myself. 7. And finally: comments motivate me. Discussion of the plot, my characters, their abilities, cool fan art of the characters. Fact: books that receive active comments tend to gain popularity a bit faster. Plus, like many others, I simply enjoy reading ideas, thinking through theories, and making guesses.

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