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Julian Vance is the most despised live in son-in-law in Riverdale. Mocked as a useless courier by his ruthless mother-in-law and looked down upon by high society, Julian endures the humiliation solely to protect his marriage and support his hospitalized sister. But when his sister’s emergency surgery requires $50,000 in two hours, his mother-in-law throws his belongings into the rain, demanding a divorce so her daughter can marry a wealthy real-estate heir. Cornered, broke, and stripped of his dignity, Julian hits rock bottom until an abnormal event triggers the awakening of his dormant bloodline and activates the Dignity Equalizer System. Every insult, mockery, or attempt at public humiliation directed at Julian instantly converts into 100x cash rebates and full legal authority over the abuser's assets. When his former oppressors try to crush him, Julian doesn't just fight back; he buys out their companies, strips their power, and reveals his true identity as the sole heir to the global Vance Financial Syndicate. The game has changed, and those who humiliated him will bow.

Felix 'Lix' Suparman-Kaiser, a bankrupt pilot with a penchant for bad luck, accidentally kidnaps the galaxy's most formidable mercenary, Odette Busaba-Pelletier. Stuck in a cockpit that barely holds together, they must navigate interstellar bounty hunters, awkward sexual tension, and the galaxy's most ridiculous mechanical failures.

Awakening Day was supposed to be the beginning of an extraordinary life for Arka. As the student with the highest academic achievements in his school, everyone was certain Arka would awaken a high-class Talent. However, when the measurements appeared, the world mocked him instead. F-Class — Storyteller. A Talent deemed utterly useless. Arka himself had no reason to disagree. Storyteller truly sounded like an ability suited only for creating tales. That was until an incident made him realize that every word he uttered could influence reality—as long as someone believed it. The more people believed, the stronger its influence became. When a monster attacked the city and Arka used a single sentence to save dozens of lives, the government's attention turned directly toward him. Furthermore, Elena, an S-Class Talent holder capable of seeing through lies, discovered something bizarre about Arka. He wasn't lying. Yet his Talent made no sense either. When a re-examination was conducted, the system repeatedly yielded the same result: F-Class. Until a secret message appeared on Arka's system interface. [Classification Failed.] [Talent cannot be measured by the current system.] If Storyteller was truly just an F-Class Talent, why had someone from a mysterious organization been waiting for him for 117 years? And why did they say that Arka's appearance marked the beginning of the collapse of the very system that had defined human worth? Arka might be the weakest Talent in the world. Or perhaps... the world simply didn't have a system high enough to measure him yet.