The Mind World And The Outcast Hero

Introduction

Hello readers! Thank you for taking the time to check this book out. Before you get into reading this book, I believe that I should point out a few things about the MC (Nathan).

First, I believe it's important for you to know that even though Nathan has aspirations of becoming a hero, it's not to the point where he becomes super optimistic and believes he can save everyone. He's more like the MC that does his best to do what he believes is right. He rarely cares what anyone thinks about him but he isn't necessarily a cold character either (though there will be instances in the story that makes him look cold). 

Throughout the story, Nathan will be confronted by different scenarios that result in him questioning if heroes are real or not. To put it simply, Nathan goes through A LOT. At some points in the story, he'll look like a hero, others he will look like an anti-hero, and other times a downright villain. It's up to you as the reader to determine whether or not Nathan's actions are justified.

Also, I know some people dislike younger MCs. Nathan is 16 at the beginning of the story but his age is essential for the plot. He does get older as the story goes along so I hope that takes care of the age issue. He should be at least 20-22 years at the end of the book if not even older.

(I haven't decided yet but if the book gets enough support I'll continue the story to the point where he has kids and a family. So he will be a full-grown adult.)

Thanks for taking the time to read this introduction! Happy reading!