Imagine your final breath, the chilling realization that your existence is inconsequential to everyone around you. This is the grim reality facing Ladel Silbert Kreti, the eighth prince, left to wither in the forgotten corners of the empire. But what if death was not the end, but a twisted beginning? Akazatl's *How to Live Comfortably as an Abandoned Prince* throws us headfirst into Ladel's despair, only to yank him back with a surge of unexpected memories. He recalls a life on Earth, one filled with danger and purpose as a B-rank hunter. He remembers dying to protect the Heart of the Troll, a mythical artifact promising incredible regeneration. Now, on the brink of oblivion once more, Ladel is presented with a harrowing choice: embrace the Troll's Heart and its agonizing side effects, or succumb to his fate as the despised prince. Driven by fury and a fierce determination to seize control of his destiny, Ladel chooses to fight. The transformation is a brutal trial, pushing his body and spirit to their absolute limits. Yet, from the pain, he emerges reborn, armed with the hunter's skills and the Troll's monstrous power. But survival is merely the first step. Ladel must now navigate the treacherous Kreti Empire, a breeding ground for political games and ruthless ambition. His path is fraught with peril, and his most formidable opponent may be his own twin brother, a gifted prodigy who views Ladel as an expendable pawn. Can Ladel truly find solace and perhaps even comfort in this new existence, or will the shadows of his past and the looming threats of his present ultimately consume him?