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Ruthless Reincarnator Analysis

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So, wellcome to the first chapter of Ruthless Reincarnator (is this a good name? sounds weird). Anyhow. I 'm making a patreon. No worries, it 's payment per-post. Nothing attaching you and Trash togheter. If you 're feeling rather good today, give it a try. $1 per chapter release (since they are so short, some being even over 500 words, so watch out - ask me before donating if you only want to donate for a higher amount of words!). Currently i 'm still writting this stories ' intermission chapter, but i do doubt enough people will be donating until i 'm done! Anyway. Please donate. It will make me a little less sad. This is the link, so just click it. Book 1 (books are very short). The Fool Prologue. My name doesn’t matter.

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