ROSES HAVE THORNS

Kurt Rosanna, a 24-year-old assassin driven by a specific desire to eliminate 'evil people,' finds himself excommunicated and jobless due to this zealous nature. Initially, he views this as a positive, a release from the constant vigilance of his former profession. Free to pursue a better life, Kurt plans a significant change. However, his aspirations are derailed by unsettling experiences: hallucinations of nonexistent people, intense physical symptoms like heart palpitations, throbbing headaches, and a bleeding nose, all indicating a profound internal crisis his body can no longer endure. He collapses, only to be revived by a splash of water, leaving him questioning if it's magic. Kurt embarks on a journey through a new Earth, a world teeming with magic. Here, he encounters a deranged cult and academy students with inflated egos, soon discovering their perceived importance is an illusion. Amidst these challenges, a declaration of possessive love from Diana Valentine surfaces: "I love you, Rosie. No one else can have you, I'll make sure of that." The novel promises a romance with no yuri, no yandere, a possessive protagonist, and no harem.