My Origin System
Earth has been chosen for the Universal Trial.
Overnight, every human awakens with a System and is forced to participate in a deadly game where worlds compete for the right to ascend to the Higher Realm.
But something goes terribly wrong.
The Systems become corrupted, turning countless humans into bloodthirsty zombies. Monstrous Rifts tear open across the planet, while terrifying creatures emerge from deadly Dungeons.
For Owen, survival isn't his only concern. His sick mother and younger sister are still out there, and he'll do anything to reach them.
Then he discovers something impossible.
While everyone else receives the Universal Trial System, Owen receives something completely different.
The Origin System.
A mysterious System with 100% compatibility—one that can defy the rules of the Trial.
But power comes with a price.
As humanity struggles to survive, powerful factions rise, secrets surrounding the Systems begin to surface, and Owen realizes that Earth is only one of countless worlds participating in the Trial.
There are civilizations that have been evolving under the System for thousands of years.
And some of them are far stronger than humanity.
To protect the people he loves, Owen must grow stronger, uncover the truth behind the corrupted Systems, and discover why the Origin System chose him.
Because the Universal Trial has only just begun.
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Chapter: Into the first riftAs realization dawned on the group, faces went pale."No."First Lieutenant Becky spun around and sprinted toward the front lines."First Lieutenant, get back in your line!" Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey shouted.Becky didn't slow down."Sir, you have to listen to me. Right now."Jeffrey's brows pulled together."What is it?""Sir, remember the system's warning? It said not to enter with fewer than twenty people in a group.""Isn't that why we have them going in groups of thirty?" he snapped.What a short-tempered man. How did he become a Lieutenant Colonel?Owen kept the thought to himself.By now, the line had stopped moving. Everyone nearby was watching Becky."Sir, don't you understand?" Becky pointed toward the rift. "Everyone in a group is supposed to hold hands before entering. Otherwise, they'll be sent to random locations inside the rift."She swallowed."And that's instant death."A wave of gasps swept through the crowd."My sister already went in!""Does that mean she's going
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Chapter: something was wrongSomehow, it felt as if every zombie had disappeared. The silence was almost unnatural. Owen looked around, his fingers tightening around the crowbar still in his hand. Just moments ago, the streets had been filled with snarls, screams, and the sounds of people fighting for their lives. Now, nothing. It was as if the zombies could feel the weight of the rift hanging above them. Soon, they reached a wide-open field. The place was crowded. Hundreds of people had gathered there, civilians packed together while soldiers moved through the crowd, shouting instructions and trying to keep everyone organized. The noise was overwhelming. People were asking questions. Some were crying. Others were desperately looking around, wondering what they were supposed to do next. "Where are the weapons?" "Are we supposed to fight those things with our bare hands?" "I don't even know how to use a weapon!" Owen glanced around. The soldiers at the front were trying to coordinate everyone, but
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Chapter: Origin wielderChapter 6The three of them charged.Owen gripped his crowbar tightly.The first zombie reached him.He swung.Crack!The crowbar smashed into its jaw, sending broken teeth flying as the creature spun sideways.Before it could recover—Owen stepped forward.Another swing.The second zombie's skull caved in.The third roared and lunged.Owen ducked beneath its arms and drove the crowbar upward.Crunch.Its body collapsed at his feet.Silence.Owen stood there breathing heavily.Not because he was exhausted.But because...The little boy had almost died.He looked toward him.Kai stood frozen.Tears streamed down his cheeks.Then he suddenly ran toward Owen.Before Owen could react, the boy's tiny arms wrapped around his waist.Owen's body stiffened.After a moment, he sighed and gently ruffled Kai's hair."It's okay."---A few minutes later, they sat inside the same car.A loaf of bread and a jar of peanut butter lay between them.Neither of them spoke.The only sound was the quiet ch
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Chapter: To rescue a little kidChapter 5The streets weren't the only places drowning in chaos.Across the world, government buildings buzzed with frantic activity. Officials rushed through hallways carrying stacks of documents while military officers barked orders over ringing phones. Giant monitors filled with maps, satellite feeds, and emergency reports covered the walls.The first priority was restoring communication.Teams worked around the clock to bring phone signals and internet services back online. As networks gradually stabilized, an emergency broadcast was pushed through every available television station, radio frequency, and mobile device.Everyone received the same message.Stay indoors. Avoid unnecessary travel. Wait for further instructions.Not long after, the President of the United Nations appeared on screen.His usually calm expression was heavy with exhaustion."Following the emergence of the Universal Trial System—which, from every report we have received, has appeared before every human bein
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Chapter: The price of hesitationChapter 4Owen swallowed hard, his throat suddenly dry. That roar... It wasn't the shriek of a zombie or the howl of a wild animal. It was deep enough to shake the air itself, echoing across the city like distant thunder. His eyes drifted toward the glowing rift hanging in the sky. A chill crawled up his spine. Whatever was behind that thing, it was huge. Owen tightened his grip around the crowbar until his knuckles turned white. Rifts. If his memories from all those novels were worth anything, they were gateways. Leave one open long enough, and zombies would become the least of humanity's problems. The real monsters would start pouring out. He rubbed a hand down his face, forcing himself to breathe. Panicking wouldn't help. Then another thought crossed his mind. "I killed a zombie..." Shouldn't he have gotten something for it? Owen focused on the Origin System. A translucent blue screen shimmered into existence before his eyes. Lines of text scrolled upward as he ment
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Chapter: A corrupted trialChapter 3Beyond the skies. Beyond the heavens. Beyond the reach of mortal eyes. Silence ruled the Observation Tower. Darkness swallowed the vast chamber, broken only by the emerald glow of countless holographic screens suspended in the air. Streams of glowing symbols flowed across them like rivers of light, painting the room in shifting shades of green. Azaria stood alone before the largest display. Her long purple gown hugged her figure, the high slit revealing one toned leg whenever she shifted her weight. Golden bracelets rested around her wrists, their polished surfaces reflecting the green light. Her silver hair cascaded down her back like a waterfall. The streams of data moved with perfect rhythm. Until— BEEP! A crimson light flashed at the top of the central screen. Once. Twice. Again. Azaria's breath caught. "...No." The whisper escaped before she realized she'd spoken. The red light continued to pulse. BEEP. BEEP. BEEP. Her eyes widened as more crimson warni
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