The Intergalactic Bureau of Change is an organization that helps certain people start over with their own Truck-kun delivery service to transport souls across dimensions.

Hiroshi Tanaka, a 28-year-old convenience store worker, meets one of their field agents. For any otaku, this would be a dream come true. There's just one problem.

The agent turns out to be a scammer.

Now Hiroshi is trapped in another world as an "extra" hero. His stats are garbage. His unique skill actively works against him. 

He wasn't chosen by fate. He was tricked by a cosmic con artist.

Survival wasn't part of the contract. But Hiroshi refuses to be just another victim.

What to Expect:

• A protagonist who starts weak and stays realistic.

• Strategic combat using knowledge over strength

• Psychological exploration of being "expendable" in a hero's world  

• Dark humor mixed with genuine survival stakes

• A broken system that wasn't designed for him to succeed

• Slow, hard-earned progression where every level matters

• Morally gray situations with no easy answers

• Deconstruction of isekai tropes from the perspective of someone funny.

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Tags:

#Isekai #WeakToStrong #DarkFantasy #Survival #Hero #LitRPG #PsychologicalDrama #StrategicCombat #Underdog #SystemApocalypse #Betrayal #FantasyAdventure #CosmicHorror #NoHarem #MaleProtagonist

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Release Schedule: 2 chapters daily

Join Hiroshi as he navigates a world that wants him dead, a curse designed to keep him weak, and the growing realization that the only way out is through strength.

Followers: Priests, paladins, judges, holy knights


Doctrine: Protect the faithful and destroy corruption and evil.


Church Image: Presented as the chief deity and moral authority of the pantheon.


Notes: His paladins actively hunt and destroy what they deem evil.


2. Noctara — Goddess of Darkness and Secrets


Domain: Darkness, secrets, hidden knowledge, forbidden truths


Followers: Secretive cultists, hidden scholars, information brokers


Doctrine: Knowledge hidden from the world should remain hidden.


Church Image: Rarely acknowledged and often treated as suspicious or dangerous.


Notes: Worshippers operate in secrecy and do not build temples.


Domain: War, combat, strength, conquest


Followers: Soldiers, mercenaries, warriors


Doctrine: Strength determines victory. Weakness invites defeat.


Notes: His belief system is direct, brutal, and pragmatic.


4. Sylphara — Goddess of Wind and Freedom


Domain: Wind, travel, freedom, exploration


Followers: Travelers, sailors, wanderers


Doctrine: Life should never be chained or confined.


Notes: Her priests wander constantly and rarely stay in one place.


Domain: Earth, agriculture, stone, labor


Followers: Farmers, miners, builders, craftsmen


Doctrine: Stability, hard work, and cultivation sustain civilization.


Domain: Fire, creativity, passion, destruction, transformation


Followers: Artists, blacksmiths, revolutionaries


Doctrine: Creation and destruction are two sides of the same force.


7. Aqualis — Goddess of Water and Healing


Followers: Healers, priests, caretakers


Doctrine: Life must be preserved and suffering eased.


Notes: Most healing houses across Eynor are run by her priests.


8. Chronelle — Goddess of Time and Fate


Followers: Oracles, seers, prophecy priests


Doctrine: Fate cannot truly be escaped.


Notes: Her priests receive visions of possible futures and advise rulers before wars or major decisions.


Domain: Death, afterlife, funerary rites


Followers: Undertakers, funeral priests, gravekeepers


Doctrine: Death is a natural passage and must be respected.


Role: Guides souls to their final rest.


Domain: Magic, arcane knowledge, magical theory


Followers: Mages, scholars, magical researchers


Doctrine: Understanding reality's magical laws leads to true power.


Followers: Gamblers, adventurers, desperate people


Doctrine: Fate can turn in a moment; fortune favors the bold.


Followers: Couples, families, marriage priests


Doctrine: Bonds between people are sacred.


Role: Marriages and oaths of devotion are sworn before her altars.


Gods