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Hirukuma is a Japanese author best known for Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon and The NPCs in this Village Sim Game Must Be Real!
Namako is a Japanese artist best known for the ,illustrations in the light novel series The NPCs in this Village Sim Game Must Be Real!
By the creator of Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon: can the strangely realistic characters in a mysterious video game bring meaning to one man’s life…and help him reconnect with the “real world”? Don’t miss ,the manga, also from Seven Seas!
Yoshio is thirty years old, and his life is a mess. A shut-in living with his parents, he has no job, no relationship, and no prospects. When he receives a new sim computer game that boasts characters created with a new kind of A.I., he doesn&rsquo,t think much of it&ndash,until he gets drawn into a fantasy world so vibrant and lifelike that its residents can&rsquo,t just be game characters. Suddenly finding himself the benevolent god of a scrappy fantasy village is a lot for Yoshio to handle, but it might be the key to the change he desperately needs.
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Hirukuma is a Japanese author best known for Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon and The NPCs in this Village Sim Game Must Be Real!
Namako is a Japanese artist best known for the ,illustrations in the light novel series The NPCs in this Village Sim Game Must Be Real!
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rnBy the creator of Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon: can the strangely realistic characters in a mysterious video game bring meaning to one man’s life…and help him reconnect with the “real world”? Don’t miss the manga, also from Seven Seas!
Yoshio is thirty years old, and his life is a mess. A shut-in living with his parents, he has no job, no relationship, and no prospects. When he receives a new sim computer game that boasts characters created with a new kind of A.I., he doesn’t think much of it-until he gets drawn into a fantasy world so vibrant and lifelike that its residents can’t just be game characters. Suddenly finding himself the benevolent god of a scrappy fantasy village is a lot for Yoshio to handle, but it might be the key to the change he desperately needs.
