Stippled
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Assi wakes up in a new universe as a Jedi youngling.
She’s not powerful nor trying to be. She’s just grateful for a second life and plans to enjoy it while it lasts. She knows the Jedi are doomed, and if things go south, she’s ready to go down with the Temple. But until then? She’s just vibing.
Then one of her silly holos goes viral.
Suddenly, she’s wondering...maybe they just need better PR?
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- Part 1 of PR Guide for Dummies
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You were the greatest swordsman in the world, and you were waiting to die.
(Or, what happens at the pinnacle.)
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Erasing the plot points by KONman
Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia (Anime & Manga)
03 Apr 2026
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Kieruko reincarnates into BNHA world and decides to take advantage of the future knowledge for her own sake (as well as Japan's considering the looming civil war).
Then she manifests an erasure quirk which makes things much more complicated.
(And that's not even mentioning she's 100% sure that Eraserhead is NOT the father.)
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Ever since monsters emerged from underground, public opinion has been divided. Many people embraced the idea that they weren't alone on the planet, and opened their hearts to the new citizens of earth. However, many humans also don't trust monsters. Monster hate crimes and other forms of monsterphobia exist the world over.
When a new security guard at work is revealed to be a skeleton, your world expands, and you have to deal with problems you never expected. Including your feelings for him.Yes, there will be smut.
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05 Jan 2018
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A sweet, light story without complicated plot lines and heavy drama weighing it down. A good relax read that you’ll breeze through and be surprised you’ve already reached the end. No angst to do with timelines or from any backstory in the underground. Completely set on the present. It’s adorable to see the female lead and Sans dance around each other and get closer. As well as a peek at different aspects of monster life on the surface.
Does have a focus on the civil rights of a minority (monsters) and some hateful language/actions surrounding that. As well as sexual harassment in a work setting. Nothing goes too far or too explicit in that regard. There is a sex scene, and a near-one, that spans a couple chapters. They are pretty obvious and reasonably able to be skipped.
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You haven't had an easy life. The mistakes you've made have carved literal scars into your mind and body. A precious life was lost because of you. But now you've moved to a new city, trying to leave all that behind you. You've got a promising new internship at the radio station, new chances to start over. The foggy past is behind you.
And perhaps a bright new future is ahead. You don't know what to expect. Meeting a new family of monsters certainly wasn't even close to what you imagined. A certain pun loving skeleton who seems to have his own share of trauma catches your attention in particular. But can you trust him with your scars?
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23 Jan 2018
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Overall amazing story.
It jumps in very quickly with relationship building between the lead, Sans, and Papyrus. Quickly introducing the supporting cast of co-workers and other monsters (Alphys, Undyne, Toriel, Frisk, etc) and sticking to that cast for the rest of the story. A few new characters are brought in and out but they’re mostly antagonists that the lead doesn't interact with often.
The story is almost exactly cut into two major arcs that contribute to each other. Its a lot of reading but the progressing situation makes it so you don’t get bored.
There’s a lot of detail into Sans’ and the lead’s mental health, the effects of trauma, and various methods of coping. I feel like the opinion and experiences of the author saturated this work and definitely leans towards their opinions of such matters. Doesn’t detract from the story but is noticeable at some points.The first third had a lot of character building for the lead (“you”) and some major backstory as well. I find that odd considering it’s supposed to be the reader but the lead has such significant and defining history that’s not easy to relate to, though is easy to sympathize with. I feel like having the lead be the reader didn’t add anything and was a small distraction for the most part.
Warnings- (SPOILERS)
Gaslighting, self harm, torture, mental torture, kidnapping, PTSD, vague threats of rape, breaking and entering, and societal negativity towards a minority (monsters).
Trauma involving death of loved ones, fire, abandonment, and child abuse