Heroine-Saving System: Reborn In A Third-Rate Manga As The Protagonist
Heroine-Saving System: Reborn In A Third-Rate Manga As The Protagonist
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SUMMARY
“So I’m the one who has to do the work of the Protagonist in this life?”
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Mateo Estes was never supposed to be anything special.
He was an orphan abandoned by his shelter at seventeen, and a young man who floated between one miserable job to the next, he had learned very early that life would not hand him miracles.
Stability came only after years of grinding, after sharing rooms with strangers, after budgeting every cent until he could finally afford a cramped one-bedroom apartment.
His biggest achievement was not glamorous, but it was his: a career as one of FaceLive’s most ruthless anime and manga reviewers, a voice that could destroy or crown a series with a single stream.
By the time he turned twenty, Mateo had built a loyal following through a single, brutal principle: honesty.
If a story was trash, he said it.
If a heroine was written like a cardboard prop, he mocked it.
If the worldbuilding fell apart, he tore it limb from limb.
His latest target was a manga with a famously long title…「Ore wa shujinkō dakara, mochiron utsukushii hiroin-tachi o sukuu!」, a series recommended endlessly by viewers who insisted he would love the setting.
And he did… at first.
The Crest power system had potential, the academy concept was refreshing, and the political tension of the Great Clans gave it weight.
But everything collapsed under horrendous execution: heroines who fell in love because the protagonist breathed near them, plot armor thicker than steel, and a President’s daughter powerful enough to defeat an A-rank monster getting kidnapped by a C-rank rookie.
It was, in Mateo’s words, peak stupidity.
He rated it a 3/10 on stream, roasted it for several minutes, and logged off feeling lighter than he had all week.
Even a $10,000 donation couldn’t compare to the satisfaction of honest critique. He slept peacefully that night, unaware that the universe had taken his rant personally.
When Mateo awoke, nothing was familiar. His apartment layout had shifted, the cheap furniture replaced, and when he reached the bathroom mirror, a stranger stared back… a six-foot blond hunk with defined muscles, sharp features, and the exact face of the protagonist.
If that wasn’t bad enough, he got his System shortly after
「Role Assigned: Protagonist」
「Mission: Save the Heroines」
「Failure: Erasure」
He was cooked…
6 Latest Chapters [ Updated 3 hours ago ]
Chapter List
- Chapter 81: Resolved Incident
- Chapter 82: Shopping
- Chapter 83: Saeko’s Vault
- Chapter 84: Uzumaki Chains [I]
- Chapter 85: Uzumaki Chains [II]
- Chapter 86: Purchasing Manga
- Chapter 87: Rough Night
- Chapter 88: Gem Problems
- Chapter 89: Salamander’s Lair [I]
- Chapter 90: Salamander’s Lair [II]
- Chapter 91: Salamander’s Lair [III]
- Chapter 92: Maid Class
- Chapter 93: Mana Class
- Chapter 94: Battle Of The Behe Pass
- Chapter 95: Mirei’s Appearance
- Chapter 96: Mana Constructs
- Chapter 97: HeroGod’s Gifts
- Chapter 98: Hiring The Dealer
- Chapter 99: Dean Of Familiars
- Chapter 100: To Familiar Isle
- Chapter 101: Deciding Familiars
- Chapter 102: Miyuki’s Power
- Chapter 103: Establishing Contracts
- Chapter 104: Numb
- Chapter 105: Two New Troublemakers
- Chapter 106: Silkstrike Mink
- Chapter 107: Calm Before The Storm
- Chapter 108: The Storm
- Chapter 109: Zero Intent
- Chapter 110: Battle Of Frames
- Chapter 111: Ysterion
- Chapter 112: Riftclaw
- Chapter 113: Papa?
- Chapter 114: Pre-Mid Term Earnings
- Chapter 115: Frame Training [I]
- Chapter 116: Frame Training [II]
- Chapter 117: Make A Choice
- Chapter 118: Study Plans
- Chapter 119: ?
- Chapter 119 - 120: Teaching The Villainess [I]
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