Player Who Cant Level Up

On his luckiest day, Oliver died feeling betrayed. The world on the day of death becomes a scary world. The zombies appear and carry out attacks on humans, Oliver dies by zombies with feelings filled with rage. When he opened his eyes again, Oliver knew he was alive before the attack began. Luckily, Oliver got an apocalypse survival system that could help him survive this apocalypse. Oliver gains strength and knowledge of what happened. He vowed that he would survive the unfolding apocalypse and only those he cared about would protect him.

He gave them everything. They took his life. Now he wants it all back. Betrayed by the woman he loved and the friends he trusted, wealthy humanitarian James Wood dies by poison, his murder orchestrated by eight people he once called family. But death isn’t the end. Reborn into the body of another child with his memories intact, James grows up sharper, wiser, and fuelled by vengeance. Now a doctor in the heart of a ruthless urban city, he finds himself face-to-face with the seven men, and the woman, who killed him. Only this time, he decides who lives and who dies.

When gamer Glen Johnson gets his head bashed in by local thugs, his spilled blood accidentally binds his soul to a legendary, glitchy "Upgrade Chest" from his favorite RPG. Now, his mundane reality is governed by a troll system that threatens him with absurd curses if he fails bizarre quests. Forced to grind EXP by slaughtering chickens at the local market and crafting HP potions out of supermarket fruit juice, Glen quickly discovers the ridiculous power of his new reality...

Elias is a Nullifier, the only person alive who can turn the city’s hybrid monsters back into helpless humans. He starts out just trying to survive, but when he accidentally strips a powerful Prince of his beast-form, he is forced to go on the run. As he fights back, he discovers that the city's leaders didn't kill his family just out of cruelty, but they killed them to hide the fact that their own power is failing. Now, the city is collapsing, and the Supreme Lord reveals a terrifying truth: if Elias kills him, the entire society will fall into chaos, but if he helps him, he might have to become the monster he hates. Elias must choose: destroy the corrupt system and risk total ruin, or fix the monster’s legacy and lose his soul.

After one of his father's enemies kidnapped him to get back at his father when he was 9 years old, he ran away to save himself and was raised by a widow who has a boy(10 years old) and a girl(8 years old). After his family searched for him and didn't find him, he was believed dead. fifteen years later, he returns to reclaim his father's property - walking into a contract marriage, a stolen identity, and a brother who was never really his

Jack Brooks walks out of prison after ten years to find his fiancée tearing up their engagement and the family that framed him still thriving. To them, he’s a disgraced ex-convict—but behind those prison walls, he became Hades, the man war gods bow to and the world’s deadliest criminals obey. They expect him to crawl home and beg for forgiveness; he’s coming to collect what they owe.

Who is Malik Hampton, the man behind the broom? To the world, he’s a ghost. A street cleaner with calloused hands and eyes that never linger too long. To the Roy dynasty; a family dripping in old money and new scandals he’s a punchline: the “lazy” husband Sarah Roy dragged into their gilded cage. A man unworthy of her status. A burden she’s grown tired of carrying. But when shadows move, Malik moves faster. Secretly, he’s a decorated soldier erased from records. A phantom in war, a trillionaire in peace. He traded battlefields and billions for a broom, silently protecting the very people who sneer at his name. No one knows his true identity, not even the woman who once vowed to love him. Not until it’s too late. Not until they’ve already lost him. Who was he, really? That’s the question echoing in Sarah’s mind and others….. Long after he’s gone.

Andrew Pace, a young software engineer who was adopted by millionaire Susan Pace at age 10, helps save her struggling company, Pace's Software. However, at a company party celebrating the launch of a new software, Susan is brutally murdered and Andrew becomes the prime suspect. Despite being let off the hook, Andrew spirals into despair, blaming himself for Susan's death. He hires detective Lucy Philips to help uncover the truth about his mother's murder and eventually discovers that the real culprit was her secret son, Daniel. Andrew is kidnapped while trying to inform Lucy, but she tracks him down and arrests Daniel, clearing Andrew's name. Ten years later, Andrew is finally acquitted and justified in court, thanks to the help of his lawyer Banks. Throughout the investigation, Andrew falls in love with Lucy but is too afraid to express his feelings.

Emil Remington is the heir to a noble family with a secret that even the Empire knows nothing about. Having spent most of his life training to survive a world of manipulation, danger, and power, he never really had the chance to experience an ordinary life. That changes when his father sends him to Eilram Magic Academy. For once, Emil hopes things will be simple. He wants to attend classes, meet new people, and enjoy his days as a student. He even hopes he can leave his family's affairs behind for a while. Unfortunately, things don't go as planned. After meeting a mysterious white-haired girl whose magic defies everything he knows, Emil finds himself caught up in events far beyond ordinary academy life. Hidden contracts begin to form, familiar faces reveal unexpected sides, and secrets that have remained buried for years start coming to light. Then there are the Seven Calamities, whose appearances raise questions Emil isn't sure he wants the answers to. He came to the academy hoping for a normal life. But the longer he stays, the more he wonders why his father sent him there in the first place.

Loris Federico is a person who has high Mana and is a genius. But because of the disability in his hand, he couldn't shoot well anymore. The genius is considered a shameful figure. And for the sake of the dignity of his family and himself, Loris tried to restore that honor. Will he be able to restore that honor? Is it as long as he becomes a procrastinator or a legend?