The Savior ~The Former Hero Who Saved Another World Beats the Real World Full of Monsters~
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By 平成オワリ
45 chapters
2022
Description
Yamato Takeru, a “former” savior, was summoned to another world and executed for his strength. When he wakes up, he finds himself in the Japan where he used to live before he was summoned. However, in the city, demons appearing from the “gate” are on the rampage, and people called “hunters” are fighting them using magic. Takeru, a returnee from another world, decides to hide his powers and live his life……. *Novelization of the manga version of the same name, with permission from Shueisha *This include content exclusive to the novel, but doesn’t affect the original manga in any way
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- kakuyomu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
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