Recommend me a book with a beta loser protagonist who becomes a hero through a self transformation journey

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MY diary desu

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Six Days in the Life of David Vallejo

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b-bump, for a friend of course

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The Red Badge of Courage

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Pretty much any of Jack London's works. 



Also basically any shonen manga/anime/webnovel.

This one's good as hell. Not really applicable to the post-atomic age where war is dead, but it's amazing.

I think OP is looking for a book that scratches a certain itch that may not exist.

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probably the bible, read backwards.

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There's no such literature.

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This.



It begins with the protagonist simping for a woman who says he just isn't manly enough for her tastes, so he goes on a rugged adventure in a mysterious land.



I won't spoil the ending, but Doyle knew women and men well.

>>21935994 (OP)

Only know these types of books, that might be similar to what you looking for:

Hero despite realising him becoming evil, indulgess fully into it, then loses everything while destroying few good things there were in the world.(book has a preface by Neetzche)

Hero being upset at his own mortality, challenges the spirits of the world, loses all meaning of life and solid ground by the end of the book, theres no hope (book has a preface by Neetzche)

Heres my favorite one:

Hero is actually no hero but the true evil, has a brother who was a true evil and now just wants love and redemption (tells one of his goons to leave gang after he describes how we stepped on a head of newborn baby, before throwing him into the fire, where kids family already burned while saying "itll keep him warmer"). 2nd brother tries to get redemption by appleasing his declining father, his true evil brother ruins everything. In the end 2nd brother saves his redeems his father and love, but understands theres no redemption for him or his brother. They both die. (book has a preface by Neetzche)



Never read a paragraph of Nietzche outside of first few pages of Zaratustra, but as you can see its all to clear how unoriginal he was in his works. He would get some novelty points, if he would at least been one of the first romanticists of the era, but instead I assume, he just restated every previous idea in less creative form of a non-fiction work.

Books with "heroes" that were mentioned in order of appearance are: Cain, Manfred (Byron) and Das Rauber by Schiller

>>21935994 (OP)

Mien Kampf

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my diary, every day a new journey starting from chud in the morning to chad in the evening

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Your autobiography of you stop fucking around nigga

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Every single book in the Three Body Problem series.

>Book one is about a middle aged nerd becoming the unintentional key to the worlds biggest mystery

>Book two is about a complete looser midwit saving the world

>Book three is about how a femcel tries to find a lost incel who loved her but who she betrayed/saved/Frankensteined

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Grimgar a Fantasy of Ash

every shonen

Sorry, can't help...I don't really read fantasy.

is this meant ironically?

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The New Testament
