WataShu - Why Can't I Stop Being the Heroine? Manhua

Title: WataShu - Why Can't I Stop Being the Heroine? In the bustling halls of Neptune High, Haruka Ikeda was known for her love of books and her quiet demeanor. Little did she know, she was about to become the protagonist of a story she never asked to be a part of. It all started one fateful day when a mysterious book appeared on her desk during literature class. The book was old and dusty, with strange symbols etched into its leather cover. Intrigued, Haruka opened it, only to be engulfed by a blinding light. When she came to, she found herself in a world straight out of a fantasy novel. She was dressed in elaborate armor, wielding a sword that felt too heavy in her hands. The townspeople hailed her as the chosen one, the legendary heroine destined to save their kingdom from an evil sorcerer. At first, Haruka thought it was all a dream. But as days passed and the adventures became more perilous, she realized that this was her reality now. She tried to resist her role as the heroine, to break free from the constraints put upon her by the story, but every time she attempted to deviate, the plot seemed to correct itself, forcing her back into the mold of the brave, selfless savior. As she navigated battles and faced her inner demons, Haruka began to question her own identity. Who was she, really, if not the heroine of this tale? Was there more to her than just fulfilling a preordained destiny? And most importantly, how could she find a way to escape this endless cycle of heroism and forge her own path? With each twist and turn in the story, Haruka's resolve grew stronger. She refused to be a puppet of fate any longer. Armed with courage and determination, she set out to defy the conventions of her narrative and rewrite her own story, one where she could be more than just a pawn in someone else's game. As the lines between reality and fiction blurred, Haruka embraced her role not as the heroine, but as the author of her own destiny. And in doing so, she discovered that true strength lies not in fulfilling expectations, but in challenging them, in daring to be the master of her own fate. With a newfound sense of purpose, she embarked on a journey of self-discovery, determined to carve out a future where she could be the protagonist of her own life.