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Cameraman Never Dies
them. That is, until his life deemed his playthrough unfair and gave him a red card. Poison was his family's best friend, as everyone had at least tasted it once, not twice because they never could.Death was never on his calendar, neither was an offer for a divine gig. Enter the Deity of Stories, a celestial being with a fetish for plot twists, who offers Min Jae a deal he can't refuse: become her divine cameraman.No, not the kind with a lens, but one who records the tales of mortals. In return, he gets a second shot at life, in a world where his dearly departed parents are alive and well, ready to dote on him from birth.Reborn as Judge (because "Min Jae 2.0" sounded too dull), he quickly realizes this new life is no gift. This steampunk utopia, filled with airships, clockwork gadgets, and an alarming lack of Wi-Fi, thrives on manipulation. But who needs the internet when you have a divine camera and the sharp mind to control it all?Judge isn't just here to record stories; he's here to write them, casting himself as the mastermind behind every twist and turn. Armed with his divine powers, he navigates complex schemes, power-hungry nobles, and ruthless industrialists, all while keeping his ultimate goal hidden: to ascend to godhood and rewrite his own fate.Of course, he generally makes a glorious mess of things, all while trying to keep his dear parents blissfully unaware of his less-than-angelic schemes. But as the stakes rise and the Deity of Stories watches his every move, Judge must tread carefully. Can he manipulate his way to the top, or will he become just another character in someone else's plot twist?---Just a quick disclaimer: The book steers clear of any unwanted adult stuff. However, it does feature a potentially disturbing amount of violenceenough to make you wonder about the author's mental health.So proceed with cautionand maybe a shield!
- C.281: The Cameraman Never DiesNEW
- C.280: Behind the scenes, there is always somethingNEW
- C.279: Exactly two hundred and seventy-nineNEW
- C.278: Not so "Cool" AlexNEW
- C.277: Uninstalled!NEW
- C.276: Dude, can we talk this through?NEW
- C.275: Maybe life was meant to be lived - JudgeNEW
- C.274: Oh, a New CameramanNEW
- C.273: Finally, the Cameraman... Not again!NEW
- C.272: I’ll be back in a bitNEW
- C.271: Umm... is this normal? Oh no it’s notNEW
- C.270: Start... Blood... Action!NEW
- C.269: And... Now the Sky is RedNEW
- C.268: The Trio Eleyn Didn’t Really LikeNEW
- C.267: Ok That Was Pretty AbruptNEW
- C.266: When Your Escape Plan Gets Review-Bombed by a GrandpaNEW
- C.265: A Very Tired Author And His Ancestral PalNEW
- C.264: Poor decisions and a laugh that faded too quicklyNEW
- C.263: The porblem that involved nothingNEW
- C.262: A Brief History of Gods Who Don’t Give a DamnNEW
- C.261: Spoilore AlertNEW
- C.260: The beauty and the manNEW
- C.259: If only construction was so easyNEW
- C.258: Back when "stream" meant a body of waterNEW
- C.257: Sob Stories For A Brain With Short Attention SpanNEW
- C.256: Countless Questions and The Quill That Writes ItselfNEW
- C.255: A Portal to Nowhere: For When You’re in a HurryNEW
- C.254: Things not to do at homeNEW
- C.253: A very bad workplace hazardNEW
- C.252: KNEEL!... Pretty Please?NEW
- C.251: At last, the man got his smokeNEW
- C.250: The length a grandpa must go for a cigarNEW
- C.249: Gereon’s exercising partnersNEW
- C.248: A Priest, a Scarred Man, and a Hyena Walk into a Room..NEW
- C.247: Good old days when war was the only problemNEW
- C.246: The cryptic voice and bad memoriesNEW
- C.245: When bordem gets boredNEW
- C.244: Dead Men Tell No Nothing, Unless Asked PolitelyNEW
- C.243: Even The Afterlife Comes With A Job ApplicationNEW
- C.242: Damn you all... But take careNEW
- C.241: Two Very Annoying TricksNEW
- C.240: Indiana Jones and the Language That Taught ItselfNEW
- C.239: One Alex, Two Alex, Red Alex, Rude AlexNEW
- C.238: The Duo Who Needs Therapy, But For Different ReasonsNEW
- C.237: Dramatic Entrances Are So 15 Minutes AgoNEW
- C.236: Surprise!NEW
- C.235: The worries of prideNEW
- C.234: The Village Was Already Like This, I SwearNEW
- C.233: Deer Me, I don’t like being watchedNEW
- C.232: Let’s continue, shall we?NEW
- C.231: My son’s missing, but do I care? No! -Alex(probably)NEW
- C.230: That quiet camping in the woodsNEW
- C.229: Welcome to the truamatic past clubNEW
- C.228: The man who enduredNEW
- C.227: When ’Nothing’ is leftNEW
- C.226: Ok that’s actually cheatingNEW
- C.225: The core problemNEW
- C.224: Five-Star Cave, Would Not RecommendNEW
- C.223: Flux You Very MuchNEW
- C.222: "This place has no internet?" Judge’s poor vacation choicesNEW
- C.221: This Tree Just Breathed on Me and I’m Calling HRNEW
- C.220: People learn lessons, and Judge learn why they are called lessonsNEW
- C.219: Bang Bang... Oh CrapNEW
- C.218: How to kill something deadNEW
- C.217: With All Due Respect, Not Today, Sir Grim ReaperNEW
- C.216: Yeah not the best ideaNEW
- C.215: You sure you wanna do that?NEW
- C.214: Mild Internal BleedingNEW
- C.213: Asking for an autograph, but the crowd just can’t waitNEW
- C.212: Please Remain Seated, Your Intelligence Is Experiencing TurbulenceNEW
- C.211: Remission: Not a Spell, Still a ProblemNEW
- C.210: Judge Tries Charm, Beast Tries LunchNEW
- C.209: Is it a bird? A lion? No, it’s for dinner!NEW
- C.208: Sky Talons and Sigh Talons (Because Lediya keeps sighing.)NEW
- C.207: The Great Drakonis Escape (feat. Mild Property Damage)
- C.206: The Noble Olympics: Jumping to Conclusions in Record Time
- C.205: Spying on My Own Mother? Surely This Won’t End Badly
- C.204: And that is how nerds fight
- C.203: Why one should be discreet while taking a shortcut
- C.202: The short story of how a pan got into a fist fight
- C.201: A Noble’s Guide to Reckless Spending
- C.200: The Pope’s -Step Escape Plan (He Only Made It to Step 1)
- C.199: Holy Smokes, That’s Not Incense
- C.198: A Totally Normal Church Raid (Nothing to See Here, Folks)
- C.197: There are no betrayals in war, only sacrifices
- C.196: Why Do I Even Bother? - A Melina Perspective
- C.195: The great war of "Why won’t they ever grow up?"
- C.194: Ah, my good sir, let us settle this dispute with the grace of gentlemen
- C.12: Dad’s missing, but do I care? No!
- C.11: Ether Well? More Like, "Well, That Could’ve Gone Worse."
- C.10: How do I tell a giant bird that a mannequin is not tasty
- C.9: How to Not Die (Step One: Don’t Switch Souls with a Rubber Doll)
- C.8: Teleportation for Babies: Judge’s New Bedtime Story
- C.7: The Art of Sitting Around and Thinking like an evil mastermind
- C.6: Journey to a DIY throne room
- C.5: Seriously! What’s up with the Blood?
- C.4: Seriously! What’s up with the horns?
- C.3: World domination 101: Learn the language
- C.2: Ether, Psyche, and Other Things You Can’t Google
- C.1: A Toast to Friendship, With a Side of Poison

























