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by N. Baba
What if you were given ten lives — but any one of them could be your last? Tilek is an elite special forces operative. He knows how to survive where others break. But this time, everything is different. An ancient artifact has pulled him into a cave between worlds — a place with no exit. Only ten cubes. Each one a portal to another world. Another era. Another body. Another fate. The rules are simple: Live someone else's life. Complete the mission. Win. More than five victories — freedom. Five defeats — death. Every victory lets you keep one ability. Forever. A gladiator on the sand. A hunter in a frozen hell. A slave who sparks a rebellion. A prince of a sunken world. A bastard with no throne. A warrior standing against the dark. Ten worlds are waiting. Some will try to kill him. Some will change him beyond recognition. And one — a black cube with no description — stays silent. Because the last player who entered never came back. A LitRPG novel for readers who want the stakes to be real.
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