I Used to be an Evil Genius: But Now I have to Save the World

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Xander Quinn is a genius. A teenage mastermind. Some might even say a supervillain in training, though he prefers the term "ethically flexible entrepreneur." His latest heist? Foolproof. The part where a superhero showed up and he got yeeted into a world of magic, monsters, and medieval nonsense? Yeah. Not part of the plan. Now, Xander is stranded in a land where dragonkin rule and magic is real. Which sounds kind of cool, except his high-tech gadgets are toast and humans are low man on the food chain. But Xander didn't become a genius by giving up. If the laws of physics don't always apply, fine. He'll make new ones. With a little rune magic, some serious upgrades, and a dangerously snarky attitude, he's about to change the game.

Is I Used to be an Evil Genius: But Now I have to Save the World appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

A comedic portal fantasy with a morally flexible teen genius protagonist who gets transported to a magical world. Contains moderate fantasy action and some attitude, but no explicit content.

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