After defeating the strongest conjurer, I lost my horse
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Synopsis
Kannazuki is bound to a system that forces him to inhabit multiple identities, each destined for a tragic, sacrificial end. After completing these roles and facing death, he is dragged back to a world where the powerful figures he once knew—including the king of curses and the strongest conjurer—have spiraled into madness due to his loss. Now, he must navigate this chaotic environment under a new guise to resolve the aftermath without revealing his true identity. This story reads like a blend of the 'Quick Transmigration' trope and the 'Yandere' romance dynamic common in modern BL webnovels. It is ideal for readers who enjoy high-drama obsession and the tension of hidden identities, while those seeking slow-burn realism or complex world-building should skip it. The narrative is fast-paced, focusing heavily on the emotional fallout of the protagonist's past sacrifices.
📚 Chapters (47 total)
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Editorial Review
This is a concise, completed BL work that leans heavily into the trope of obsessive love. With only 47 chapters, it avoids the narrative bloating often found in the genre, delivering a tight arc of regret and reunion. A primary strength is the immediate emotional tension created by the protagonist's multiple past lives and the resulting instability of the supporting cast. However, the brevity of the work is also its main weakness; the transition from the initial sacrifice phase to the cleanup phase feels rushed, leaving the system's motivations and the broader magical world underdeveloped. It functions more as a focused character study in obsession than a comprehensive fantasy epic, but it succeeds in delivering its specific brand of melodrama efficiently.