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I Possessed The Scoundrel Who Killed Me
날 죽인 망나니수에 빙의했다
Arnulf, a prince revered as a hero in the Kingdom of Hessen, returned to the capital after a prolonged absence. After reluctantly attending a social gathering, he encountered the troublemaker and drunkard Joseph Pomorzanie, who offered him a drink that resulted in Arnulf’s untimely demise by drowning in a pond. Yet, upon awakening, Arnulf found himself in an unexpected predicament.
“Joseph? Are you telling me my name is Joseph Pomorzanie?” “Yes, that’s what I said to you. Sir Joseph. Please drink alcohol and take medicine moderately. Otherwise, you’ll be in big trouble. No, it seems trouble has already occurred.”Upon regaining consciousness, Arnulf found himself in someone else’s body. Furthermore, it was the body of the troublemaker Joseph Pomorzanie, the one who caused his death. Realizing that his body had already undergone a funeral, Arnulf decided to live a new life in Joseph’s body.
“Wow, why is his, huff, physique like this? Huff….”Adapting to the body of a troublemaker who lived a life of excess in alcohol, medicine, and gambling isn’t easy. Meanwhile, Sigmund, who swore loyalty to Arnulf, no longer had the lord he served. To settle the score with Joseph Pomorzanie, who brought about the demise of his lord, Sigmund relentlessly pursued him.
“That’s Joseph Pomorzanie?”Strangely, Sigmund kept seeing the shadow of the lord he had served in the troublemaker Joseph Pomorzanie.
“But why are you acting like someone I’ve known for a long time?”
