An Ordinary Person's Infinite Journey

It subverts the usual formula, featuring professional henchmen and opportunists, with extras playing leading roles.

No system, not a wish-fulfillment story, just hilarious antics and crazy fun. The protagonist chooses to become a god over a human.

Also known as "My teammates are all strong, and I'm the only weakling on the team".

Everyone else is playing the carry role, but I'm stuck playing support.

How a fence-sitter became the group's darling.

"The Self-Cultivation of a Swimming Fish" and "Even Ordinary People Dream of Becoming a Protagonist"

The beginning might be a bit depressing, but it will get better later. If you don't want to suffer indignities, you can skip to chapter 117 and beyond.

The author is a fan of anime and manga, who has crammed a small amount of content into a large number of references, aiming to recreate various classic meme-filled scenes. Reading this book requires a certain level of knowledge of references.

Good news! We've been chosen by the world of infinite reincarnation.

The bad news is about the breeding team.

Good news, my teammates are all doing a great job.

Bad news: I'm terrible at the game.

To survive, one can be a fence-sitter, a traitor, or a neutral party—anything goes. The main theme is: 'If I can't die a glorious death, I'll live a pathetic one.'

Unlike other protagonists, the protagonist of this work is a 'true villain, hypocrite', vulgar to the extreme, a professional sycophant, who will stop at nothing to win, a bully who uses others' power, a sophisticated egoist, saying one thing and doing another, and whose morality, bottom line, and integrity are all negotiable.