The Cheater Who Cries and Sticks to the Tutorial Character

I wanted to possess the world of my favorite game and live a happy life with my beloved character.

…That’s what I thought, at least.

“Wow…”

“I can’t believe I actually got isekai’d…”

I possessed a game character.

Specifically, the tutorial character from my favorite medieval fantasy game, Prophecy RPG.

[Cain]

I took over the body of the guy who teaches the protagonist (the hero) basic swordsmanship, magic, and life skills before leaving.

But my reflection in the lake surpassed all my expectations.

“Damn…”

“I’m really handsome.”

A pretty boy with black hair, dark eyes, towering height, and a fit body.

Even as a dude myself, I couldn’t help but admire him.

But.

That was it.

“Out of all people, I possessed this guy who’s just a pretty face with mediocre stats…”

Cain is a D-rank adventurer.

S-rank? The hero.

A-rank? Main characters who can join the hero’s party.

B-rank? Sub-characters who can’t join the hero’s party but still help out.

C-rank? Extras on the level of cannon-fodder soldiers.

By that logic, D-rank is just… trash.

A character whose only purpose is to teach basic skills to a level 1 hero before fading into irrelevance.

…I was disappointed, but then—

‘Wait.’

‘Isn’t this actually perfect?’

If I’d possessed the protagonist or a main character, I’d be stuck fighting non-stop until I took down the Demon King, living a life of constant chaos.

But Cain, the tutorial guy?

‘All I have to do is teach the hero the basics, and I’m done.’

Suddenly, I felt great.

“The weather’s nice.”

The sky was clear and blue.

That’s actually a pretty important detail in Prophecy RPG.