Agentt
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Reincarnation, transmigration and second chance novels are so common among translated novels that I can't imagine not being able to think of the trope (I know I'm biased after reading too many of them). So I was wondering if we had such character settings in English novels before Asian novels or anime influenced us.
Mainly, it was the influence of Buddhism in east (I think), which made it okay for us to kill a character, but this trope sounds too good for no one to have thought it in west.
Basically, unlike current online novels hosted on sites like ScribbleHub and Royalroad which are heavily influenced by Asian themes, I was wondering if there were originally English novels like this.
Reincarnation, transmigration and second chance novels are so common among translated novels that I can't imagine not being able to think of the trope (I know I'm biased after reading too many of them). So I was wondering if we had such character settings in English novels before Asian novels or anime influenced us.
Mainly, it was the influence of Buddhism in east (I think), which made it okay for us to kill a character, but this trope sounds too good for no one to have thought it in west.
Basically, unlike current online novels hosted on sites like ScribbleHub and Royalroad which are heavily influenced by Asian themes, I was wondering if there were originally English novels like this.