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So, you got sent back through time and space, and somehow find yourself in the early 1830s- arriving in the city of Lahore, then the capital of the Sikh Empire, just outside the grand mansion of French general Jean-François Allard (who had been awarded the Légion d'honneur by Napoleon, and was...

So, we see plenty of isekais here on SH, but we don't see the reverse scenario explored nearly as much. And whenever we do, those getting reverse-isekaied are almost always secondary characters as opposed to being the MC, with their central role/s in the story being to get romantically and/or...

Fun fact- in Hong Kong, there's actually an ancient Chinese law, still in force to this day, which explicitly permits a wife to kill her husband if she finds him cheating, provided she does so with her bare hands (with this law also half-jokingly cited as the real reason why Hong Kong's arguably...

Came across this today, and it got me thinking a bit: So then, does anyone think they can use this as a prompt (with theknightlyrealist's concept sounding kind of like a cross between GATE and Animorphs IMHO)? What do you reckon?

In this scenario, it's just your consciousness (along with all of the memories and future knowledge which you can recall right now) which gets sent back in time; to wake up in your younger body on the day exactly halfway between your date of birth and the present day. When would that be for you...

Drawing upon @ViniPaiva25's thread; the pseudo-Medieval Europe setting's effectively the default staple setting for the majority of fantasy fiction, especially Isekais (with pseudo-feudal Japan and China occasionally featuring, and practically all others not featuring at all), and many voice...