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Pacifist of Pain: Stop Hitting Yourself Book 2: OP MC Isekai Litrpg Gamelit Harem Fantasy
The wall didn’t crack. The world did.
This time, survival isn’t just about standing your ground, it’s about being watched while you do it. Every cheer, every boo, every moment of silence carries consequences, and Chloe Vance is trapped inside a game that punishes restraint and rewards spectacle. The rules have changed, and the cost of ignoring them is measured in pain.
Reading this book feels like being dragged into a roaring arena with no escape. You’ll feel the pressure of thousands of eyes, the humiliation of being misunderstood, and the slow, dangerous transformation of a woman forced to weaponize hatred just to stay alive. The tension is relentless. The emotions are sharp. And the line between hero and villain blurs until it all but disappears.
Pulled into the Grand Tournament of Ares, Chloe is no longer fighting monsters in the dark. She’s fighting systems built to exploit her, rivals who refuse to play fair, and an audience that demands blood, chaos, and spectacle. Every match strips something away, control, dignity, certainty, while daring her to become something the world can’t ignore. Strength alone won’t save her. Endurance won’t either. To survive, she must learn how to turn punishment into power and scorn into fuel.
But the deeper she goes, the clearer it becomes that some enemies can’t be reflected, some traps can’t be blocked, and some fights can’t be won by standing still. As alliances strain and unseen hands tighten their grip, Chloe is forced to confront a terrifying what happens when the world stops hitting back?
Enter the arena. Choose a side. And don’t blink because this is the book where everything changes.
This time, survival isn’t just about standing your ground, it’s about being watched while you do it. Every cheer, every boo, every moment of silence carries consequences, and Chloe Vance is trapped inside a game that punishes restraint and rewards spectacle. The rules have changed, and the cost of ignoring them is measured in pain.
Reading this book feels like being dragged into a roaring arena with no escape. You’ll feel the pressure of thousands of eyes, the humiliation of being misunderstood, and the slow, dangerous transformation of a woman forced to weaponize hatred just to stay alive. The tension is relentless. The emotions are sharp. And the line between hero and villain blurs until it all but disappears.
Pulled into the Grand Tournament of Ares, Chloe is no longer fighting monsters in the dark. She’s fighting systems built to exploit her, rivals who refuse to play fair, and an audience that demands blood, chaos, and spectacle. Every match strips something away, control, dignity, certainty, while daring her to become something the world can’t ignore. Strength alone won’t save her. Endurance won’t either. To survive, she must learn how to turn punishment into power and scorn into fuel.
But the deeper she goes, the clearer it becomes that some enemies can’t be reflected, some traps can’t be blocked, and some fights can’t be won by standing still. As alliances strain and unseen hands tighten their grip, Chloe is forced to confront a terrifying what happens when the world stops hitting back?
Enter the arena. Choose a side. And don’t blink because this is the book where everything changes.
167 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 5, 2026
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