Reincarnated Extra’s Guide to Fortune and Survival
Jericho was just another die-hard gamer until a sudden death dropped him straight into the world of his favorite fantasy RPG.
There’s only one problem: he didn’t reincarnate as the legendary hero, the hidden boss, or even a halfway-decent ally.
No, Jericho is an extra. A third-rate noble who, in the game’s story, used his status to bully the weak, harass women, and serve as an early punching bag for the real protagonist.
His scripted fate? A humiliating downfall: after assaulting the hero’s childhood friend, Jericho was beaten to a pulp, suspended from the academy, and disowned by his family.
Left with nothing but his name, his destiny was to vanish quietly as the story marched on.
Now reincarnated into this disgraced villain’s body, after the fall, Jericho wakes up at rock bottom. No money, no allies, no backup plan.
And worst of all? Everyone already hates him.
But Jericho isn’t interested in redemption. He knows how this world works: no matter how strong a villain gets, the protagonist’s hidden power and unbeatable plot armor will always win in the end.
So, why bother fighting fate?
Armed with deep knowledge of future events, Jericho takes a different path: profit.
From rare relics and world-changing tools to market-shifting disasters, he crafts and exploits every twist of the story for one thing: wealth.
His final goal is a quiet, luxurious life far away from the main plotline.
But as Jericho’s schemes succeed, his "coincidental" genius draws eyes he never wanted, from dangerous nobles to ambitious academy students, and eventually the hero himself along with his circle of heroines, each with their own suspicions and agendas.
Jericho planned to stay out of the story, but the story isn’t done with him.
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