He died in a hotel fire on his first night in a city he'd barely begun to explore.
Then he was reborn in another world.
A world of Nen, Hunters, assassins, monsters—and possibilities.
Corin Marrow doesn't receive the talent of a prodigy. His body is ordinary, his mind is anything but peaceful, and the mysterious Deck of Infinite Hatsu offers him no abilities of its own.
It only gives him somewhere to keep the Hatsus he creates.
So he starts small.
He learns to control his fear.
He maps the island that becomes his home.
He builds forts when the world gets too loud.
He trains.
He experiments.
And, for the first time, he grows up surrounded by people who love him.
Especially the little brother who is his complete opposite—the reckless voice pushing him toward adventure while Corin desperately tries to keep both of them alive.
Because this isn't a story about a reincarnated genius becoming the strongest Nen user alive.
It's about an ordinary man getting a second chance.
A second chance to build something.
A family.
A home.
A life.
And perhaps, eventually, a Hatsu worthy of the journey.
Then he was reborn in another world.
A world of Nen, Hunters, assassins, monsters—and possibilities.
Corin Marrow doesn't receive the talent of a prodigy. His body is ordinary, his mind is anything but peaceful, and the mysterious Deck of Infinite Hatsu offers him no abilities of its own.
It only gives him somewhere to keep the Hatsus he creates.
So he starts small.
He learns to control his fear.
He maps the island that becomes his home.
He builds forts when the world gets too loud.
He trains.
He experiments.
And, for the first time, he grows up surrounded by people who love him.
Especially the little brother who is his complete opposite—the reckless voice pushing him toward adventure while Corin desperately tries to keep both of them alive.
Because this isn't a story about a reincarnated genius becoming the strongest Nen user alive.
It's about an ordinary man getting a second chance.
A second chance to build something.
A family.
A home.
A life.
And perhaps, eventually, a Hatsu worthy of the journey.