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In a fantastical twist of fate, Japan is transported to a realm of magic and empire-building, reminiscent of medieval Europe but with a flair of fantasy. Here, a great empire, fueled by magic and led by formidable dragon knights, stands on the brink of a new era. The United Nations, quick to assert its authority, restructures itself on these foreign shores and launches a “legal” invasion, seeking to establish dominance in this new world.

As the UN forces clash with the empire in epic battles, a singular squad is given the daunting task of occupying an entire country within this realm. Among them is a demoted, desk-bound officer with no ambition or skills, longing to become a NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training). Little does this officer know, their journey to laziness is about to be disrupted by an encounter with a poverty-stricken mage girl, setting off a chain of events that leads to an unlikely partnership in navigating the tumultuous landscape of war and occupation.

This novel, born from a mix of witty remarks and profound questions, delves into themes of war, identity, and understanding across dimensions. It challenges the notions of military might, international aid, cultural exchange, and the intricate dynamics of occupation. Through the lens of fantasy and conflict, it explores the complexities of human interaction and the unpredictable nature of fate in a world where Japan’s presence alters the course of history.

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Very nostalgic. This is the very first novel I read. After that was maybe Ending Maker.
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True. It's quite admirable when they do that, instead of just coming up with nonsense on the go and ruining a good story.
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I love werewolf stories and this story  is  great
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nice story...
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Great reading
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