Solver.

From minor personal concerns to disputes between groups.

Broadly speaking, from serious conflicts between countries to global crises.

Regardless of the weight of the matter, it refers to someone who solves other people’s problems.

Detectives, private investigators, mercenaries, etc.

They may be called by various names, each with their own characteristics and personalities.

But ultimately, the core of it is that they resolve issues that are not their own.

Such solvers are often preferred as protagonists across all genres in creative works.

Due to the nature of their job solving clients’ requests, it’s naturally easier to incorporate characters into the story.

Of course, one can’t magnificently solve others’ problems with lackluster skills.

Most of these characters are treated as all-rounders with exceptional abilities.

Even if they generally appear like unreliable slackers,

In crucial moments, they shine like heroes and resolve conflicts with flair.

Now, someone might raise a question here.

Why am I rambling on about a subject that is hardly curious, namely the stories of solvers?

The reason is simple.

Firstly, I’m a true otaku who loves stories about solvers, regardless of genre.

And secondly…

It’s because the world I’ve awakened in after dying and being reincarnated happens to be one where solvers are the protagonists.

“Is this the girl with the superpowers? From the looks of her… she seems pretty harmless.”

“Yes. Given that she can’t properly speak, it seems she’s been through some severe experimentation.”

“That’s quite unfortunate. Another victim created by the city.”

But seriously, she’s not just some poor soul.

Please don’t misunderstand.