by rainchip
Ren doesn't sleep much. Nightmares drag him back to a world he can't forget. At Seiryo University, he passes as just another student, until his classmates turn violent and the infected flood the streets. With civilization collapsing around him, the people he has left need him to become something he never believed he could be. But that means exposing what he truly is, and a past that refuses to stay dead. WHAT TO LOOK FORWARD TO: Reverse-Isekai. Drama. A character-focused, anime-flavored drama about trauma, guilt, and the cost of living. Slow-burn tension, a Reverse-Isekai MC, and a supernatural undercurrent. Graphic violence, emotionally heavy themes. A COMPLETE, SELF-CONTAINED STORY. Updating Mon, Wed, Fri.
No streak history
One state-enhanced oracle order, filtered by each list. Observed Royal Road ranks remain separate ground truth.
Rank updated 2 Oct 2026, 05:19 UTC
Entry forecast updated 2 Oct 2026, 05:19 UTC
Ranking model: rs-public-oracle-state-v1
Forecast model: rs-model-entry-v1
Chart history contains only this ranking model's runs; legacy points are not spliced in.
Coupled 14-day outlook
rs-joint-entry-copula-v1
Any eligible RS entry
26%
Two or more lists
21%
Likely threshold order: Tragedy → Psychological → Drama → Romance → Main.
Leading bundle: Tragedy + Psychological + Drama + Romance (11%).
Estimated from one fitted shared story path; category probabilities are not multiplied as if lists were independent.
Separate entry forecast; this probability does not enter the ranking score.
Overall Rising Stars Shadow RS rank
#5180 of 12,142 · 5130 below RS #50
By genre
beats 98% of similar stories
not enough data yet
beats 78% of similar stories
Firing on all cylinders
Traffic and conversion are both strong for a story this size. Readers are finding it and sticking — if Rising Stars is the goal, this is the moment to push.
Benchmarks: 8,060 active Royal Road stories, percentiles within the 5–9 chapters band, cohort of 2026-07-02. Conversion is measured as followers gained per 1,000 views lifetime.
