INERMA Case Zero

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Description

Shinnis a college student with a strange side hustle: part-time exorcist.One day, he's brutally murdered for reasons unknown. When he wakes up as a ghost, he’s given 100 days to uncover the truth behind his death. But the deeper he digs, the more he realizes... this isn’t just about how he died, it’s about howthe world itselfis dying in silence, and he was part of it all along.

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Status: Ongoing
Year: 2025
Author: IxMisaka

Chapters(24 total)

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Community Reviews(10)

kama@darkfireRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
Oh my gosh!I really enjoyed it. Even though the buildup was a bit slow,I understood it by the time I finished reading because I believed something big was coming.Saying that everything I read was setting up the universe is really clever.The writing is so fluid that it's impossible to stop reading.Even though there are a lot of words for 12 chapters, there's hardly any boredom.The various surprises included are very good,and some of the characters are even guessed to be from legends.Oh my god, please, can someone turn this into a comic, anime, or even a streaming series?The worldbuilding of this story is so vast it could reach that scale.Any studios looking for something new, I suggest you contact this writer right now.If this story becomes a big hit, you'll definitely miss out on this opportunity.Finally, I have to say that I can't wait for the next chapter of the story.This ending at the end really opens up a huge universe.I'm curious to see what happens next for the characters and what surprises they'll bring.But I'm sure it'll be good.Don't delay, hurry up and write a new chapter, because I'm one of the readers who is eagerly waiting.
AuanBurinRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
I’ve got to say, this one really hits the mark for me. The storytelling has its own unique flavor detailed, almost cinematic in how it paints each scene. Sure, readers who don’t like dense descriptions might tune out early, but for me, that’s exactly what pulled me in. It feels like I’m sitting right there, inside the story, without the writer ever forcing it. The pacing is gradual, natural, and most importantly not boring in the slightest.The way the characters are handled is another strength. You can tell the author is deliberately holding back from overloading them with quirks or backstory too soon, and I appreciate that. Instead, their personalities emerge piece by piece, which makes the whole thing feel organic. It also gives me the sense that this universe has a lot of room to grow so long as the author doesn’t burn out along the way. As for the main character, Shinn, I really like how he’s not overpowered from the start. I’ve read too many stories where the protagonist is absurdly strong right off the bat, and honestly, it gets tiring. Here, Shinn feels more grounded human, even while still carrying that touch of fantasy humor that keeps things light.Plot-wise, I already mentioned how well it works. The balance between the spirit world and the real world is spot on, and I’m grateful for that because it gives the human side of the cast real weight. As long as that momentum keeps up and the real world arc doesn’t fade into the background, this will stay strong. And honestly, I don’t feel the need to guess where it’s going. Watching the story unfold at its own pace is part of the fun.All in all, this is definitely a story worth reading. Maybe it’s not for everyone some readers just want flashy battles and instant power ups but this feels like a smart blend of fantasy and mystery. In a way, it comes across as indie, and I mean that in the best sense. If the author wanted to chase mass appeal, they’d be writing something safer. Instead, what we have here is a writ
King_MorisRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
How should I say this? This story is better than I thought. At first, I thought it would be a dark fantasy with explosive power-ups, but it wasn't.The story seems to have a background and seems new. It's not like the opening story where you just fight or the protagonist is overly skilled.I don't hate that kind of style, but there are too many of them in the market right now. It's like they're changing things a little bit but the plot is the same.But this story is different. The protagonist isn't overly strong or a game-changer. He just has more of a part to play with the team, which is considered well-designed. But he dares to go against the flow to this extent.The rest of the story is fine, it's easy to read, even though the word count is very limited, but it's not boring at all.Another strange thing about this story is the word count. Some parts have a lot, some parts have less (which is normal for other stories). It's like the author is trying to finish that part instead of limiting the word count.Anyway, please continue writing. Even though the views may not be as high as other stories, I can tell you that I like it and will definitely follow it until the end.
Mask-Kamen316Royal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
I loved the detailed storytelling, the extensive writing, and the intriguing characters.Once I started reading, I couldn't stop. I'm telling you, if you enjoy something different, this is for you.But if you prefer a story that's easy to understand or doesn't require a lot of thought, this might not be the one for you. And if you dare to open your mind and read it, I guarantee you'll be hooked and become a fan of this fiction.I loved the detailed storytelling, the extensive writing, and the intriguing characters.Once I started reading, I couldn't stop. I'm telling you, if you enjoy something different, this is for you.But if you prefer a story that's easy to understand or doesn't require a lot of thought, this might not be the one for you. And if you dare to open your mind and read it, I guarantee you'll be hooked and become a fan of this fiction.I loved the detailed storytelling, the extensive writing, and the intriguing characters.Once I started reading, I couldn't stop. I'm telling you, if you enjoy something different, this is for you.But if you prefer a story that's easy to understand or doesn't require a lot of thought, this might not be the one for you. And if you dare to open your mind and read it, I guarantee you'll be hooked and become a fan of this fiction.
Miya357KojoRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
I understand that this may not be what most people like, but in reality, this story is very interesting.But what I want to say is, try to open your mind a little. At least it will encourage the writer, because good works like this don't come around very often.The story design, worldbuilding, and even the characters are all extraordinary. After reading and considering it carefully, it turns out that the author has hidden a lot of things. I'd like you to try reading it for yourself. I'd like you to absorb it gradually as you read.For those who appreciate detailed, complex stories, this one is a must-read. It's guaranteed to be a hit. Those who prefer a brighter, more simple storyline might not like this one, but I highly recommend it to everyone.The rest is just waiting for the right time to see if someone discovers this story. Please don't stop writing because I'm really looking forward to it. I promise I'll wait until the end.Finally, I want to say that I really like this story. It seems like I don't see it very often, but it turns out that I really like it.And the ending that it's just the beginning might seem a bit like a Opera, but with the story that was done before that, it seems like it's really opening up a universe.
FromOX@TKORoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
This legit feels like I finally found the one. Been grinding through the same recycled plots for ages OP MCs, isekai cliches, rinse and repeat harems you name it. Not saying those are bad (I’ve binge read my fair share) but I’ve been craving something different. And this story just dropped at the perfect time. Massive thanks for writing this.The plot feels bold, like the author actually rolled a nat 20 on originality. No god tier protagonist flexing on everyone, no jumping into some random fantasy world. The characters stay in the real setting we know, and that’s rare to see pulled off this smoothly without breaking immersion.What really hits is how every character introduced doesn’t feel like filler. Everyone has weight, like they’re all being set up as key pieces in the bigger picture. And keeping the human side active in the investigation arc? That’s such a giga-brain move. It’s risky af parallel plots can flop hard if not balanced but so far it feels tight and well thought out.Honestly, it feels like the author knows exactly what they’re doing, and I’m just lucky to stumble on it. Big respect for taking risks and making something that actually stands out. Can’t wait to see where this goes.
ToldiRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
Why the five stars? Story has a unique set-up (not just in terms of how various powers work in it, but also in where it is set and how the characters are brought into it). It dances with tropes from various genres, but tries to add something unique/interesting to each one. This first Arc is quite short, treat yourself and give it a read - if the first couple of chapters are interesting, the last few of the arc will make it worth reading through it all.
brookdude1998Royal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
Just caught up with the latest chapter and honestly, I’m super into it. I’ve been searching for a story like this because, tbh, I’m kinda over the same old tropes overpowered MCs, endless harems, wolves, vampires, or BL/GL plots that just loop forever. Nothing wrong with those genres (I used to read a ton of them myself), but I’ve really been craving something different. And this story feels like exactly what I was looking for.The plot is so refreshing it’s not the usual reborn in another world with cheat powers kind of deal. The fact that it’s set in Thailand makes it even more unique. I’ve read some translated Thai novels before, but this one really stands out in its own way.The characters we’ve met so far already feel distinct, and I can tell they’re going to develop even more depth as things move forward. I also really like how the human side of the story isn’t being pushed aside the way the investigation arc is coming together feels like both storylines will run in parallel. That’s risky, since parallel plots often end up with one side weaker than the other, but I’m excited to see how it plays out.Overall, this honestly feels like the story I’ve been searching for, and I’m so grateful you decided to write it.
redamuraRoyal Road
★★★★★ 4.5
This a great first arc, but when i search with the "completed" tag i expect a finished novel i can binge read. False advertising! false advertising i say...That said i can't in good conscience give it less then 4.5 stars, it is that good.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Rainny4124DayRoyal Road
★★★★★ 4.5
I’m starting to get the pattern this story’s clearly aiming for a dual-thread narrative. Which, let’s be honest, is risky business. Most parallel plots tend to have one side that just… flops. But hey, I respect the ambition. If the author pulls it off, this might just end up on my personal top list.Character-wise, I’m still not feeling strong identities from the cast yet. Maybe it’s too early, or maybe it’s intentional like a slow-build setup for a long-form arc. If it’s the latter, I’m all in. I like watching characters grow into themselves.The atmosphere? Definitely crafted with care. The world’s got texture, and the pacing is deliberate but that’s a double-edged sword. There are a few moments where it leans a bit too heavy into the detail and drags the pace. Still, gotta hand it to the author four chapters in and already pushing past 10K words? That’s power-writing energy right there.Pretty solid. Some parts feel stretched, sure, but I get what it’s going for. Looking forward to seeing where this goes next.If there’s one thing I’d nitpick, it’d be the language.Not that it’s bad far from it. But when it comes to literary writing, the bar shifts. Word choice and phrasing matter more, and here, there’s still room to level up. A stronger narrative voice or more deliberate prose could take this from solid webnovel to serious storytelling.