CompletedSuli lived an unremarkable life for 30 years, surviving on social welfare while being the epitome of a lazy, laid-back slacker. His occasional self-pity and philosophical rants brought no meaning to his mundane existence.
Until one day, he transmigrated to another world...
Born without elemental talents, labeled as a "useless waste," Suli continued his unremarkable existence.
One day, he saved a man in distress and casually remarked:
"The reason light feels important to you is because darkness fills the world. When light blankets everything, darkness will become the treasured rarity."
For the Holy Son of Light betrayed by the Church:
— "He’s right! He is the guiding saint, the beacon before us all, my faith, my everything!
He may not be a god, but he transcends them!"
Another day, Suli nursed an injured mute bird and told it:
"Humans value things that sound pleasant simply because they can understand them. Ignorance, therefore, is blameless."
For the legendary ninth-tier raven beast, once labeled a natural disaster:
— "Humans are fools who demonize me, but he is the sole exception.
If the world is what he desires, then it is also my desire."
To a struggling young companion dreaming of success in the big city, Suli offered this:
"Striving upward is human instinct. But if one day you fall and can’t rise again, don’t hate yourself for it."
For the companion who eventually amassed enough gold to fill a city:
— "I thought a child from the countryside could never understand my ambition. Yet heaven blessed me to encounter true wisdom in its purest form."
Reading Notes:
In this otherworldly land, there is no philosophy. To its people, Suli’s casual musings are incomprehensibly profound and irresistibly alluring.
Suli is a true slacker—spouting grand philosophies while secretly thinking: “I’m just a useless waste. Let’s give up on life.”
Suli: forever Level 1 in physical ability, but mentally Level 999.
Alternate Titles:
What Did the Otherworld People Learn from Me?!
Ultimate Slacker in Another World
Life is Meant for Slacking
Tags: High Fantasy, Satire, Philosophical Comedy, Epic Fantasy
One-Liner: A lazy philosopher’s casual remarks turn him into a revered god in an unphilosophical otherworld.