Description

The System had came to Earth a year ago, and Earth was in the middle of the tutorial. John Smith had been in second place on the leaderboard for eight months, he got there with speed and shadow/dark magic. In a push for first place he bit off more than he could chew and died.

An unknown time later he woke up only to discover he was a baby. What's more, he was now a she, and an elf.

When she was a baby she noticed she was faster than she should be. It was a theme she kept noticing as she grew, unable to unlock the system until she turned twelve.

Upon unlocking the system she confirmed her suspicions, she had the stats from her previous life, however this system had more stats than the previous one, and they were very low.

Will Elora shore up her weaknesses from her past life?

Will she push herself to fight at her stats instead of her level?

There's only one way to find out.

My current release schedule is Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays at 5PM EST. I write my chapters over the weekend and once I am comfortable with my writing speed and get a good bit ahead of my schedule on here, I will be starting a Patreon for 20 and 50 chapters ahead of Royal Road. I would love to be able to commission a book cover with an actual artist instead of just using an AI generated one, but I don't currently have the funds for it and would have to generate some income on this book in order to be able to do so.

All feedback is greatly appreciated.

AI Generated cover image.

What readers say about Reincarnated Into Another System

“This story is as far as I can tell a rather well written, and while I am no professor of linguistics the sentences seem to be collected rather well the end result of the author's writing skills and passion for this story is an enjoyable read, unfortunately…”

Eye of the BeyondRoyal Road5.0 / 5

“The concept of the book is good so far, a system has been implemented on Earth, the main character is the second strongest in the tutorial, bites off more than he can chew and gets killed by a beast much stronger than himself. Afterwards he gets reincarnate…”

KaximRoyal Road5.0 / 5

Community Reviews(3)

Eye of the BeyondRoyal Road

★★★★★ 5.0

This story is as far as I can tell a rather well written, and while I am no professor of linguistics the sentences seem to be collected rather well the end result of the author's writing skills and passion for this story is an enjoyable read, unfortunately due the slow releases due to complications in the author's life the chapters are rather infrequent. While the slow release can on occasion be rather frustrating the character is well written and fleshed out which is rather impressive, and were it not for a lack of chapters I think that this story would be one of the best out in the world!

KaximRoyal Road

★★★★★ 5.0

The concept of the book is good so far, a system has been implemented on Earth, the main character is the second strongest in the tutorial, bites off more than he can chew and gets killed by a beast much stronger than himself. Afterwards he gets reincarnated into another world with as an elf that still has all of his, now her, stats. The character is well written and they have even introduced some good side characters into the mix. The main system seems to rely on titles, skills and stats, there are skill books to acquire new skills. The world building is good, but needs to be fleshed out more, given that the main character hasn't left their home town yet, I feel this will be addressed later. For the most part this story is written with good grammar, when there are some possible fixes that need to take place, the author seems to address the concern rather quickly. All in all I feel like this story has a lot of potential and if the author keeps progressing the way he is it will be a big success. I look forward to more of this story and can't wait for it to release new chapters.

readingstuffwijw2Royal Road

★★★★★ 4.5

Interesting start with good world building. One of the strong aspects of this author's writing style is that he doesn't stuff his chapters with needless words. The exposition is concise and paints a clear picture.
There isn't much to really review at this moment as I feel like the first 8 chapters is only an introduction. There was functionally a 12 year timeskip with just a couple of paragraphs which I feel was a bit quick.
I look forward to more chapters from this author.