Jikan ga Seishi Suru
時間が静止する (Jikan ga Seishi Suru)
When Time Stands Still
Suguru Tenshi lived a life that never moved forward.
Each day repeated itself—identical streets, identical classrooms, identical silence—until even time itself felt meaningless. Then, without warning, the routine broke. Suguru opened his eyes not to a dream, but to a forest untouched by human hands, where the air breathed, the ground wounded, and survival demanded effort.
There was no prophecy waiting for him.
No divine voice.
No power placed in his hands.
In a world of old kingdoms, steel-forged blades, and forgotten magic, Suguru begins at the lowest point—not as a hero, but as a boy who must learn how to live again. Every step forward is earned through hunger, pain, and the quiet trials of ordinary life: learning to work, to trust, to fail, and to endure.
Strength does not come easily in this world.
Magic is not kind.
And time, once frozen, moves without mercy.
As Suguru journeys from forest paths to stone roads, from isolation to fragile connection, he must confront a truth more difficult than monsters or war:
To move forward, he cannot remain still.
This is not the story of a chosen one.
It is the story of someone who learns to become one—slowly, painfully, and honestly.
