[Urban fantasy + supernatural powers + global awakening + online game + character growth + ensemble cast]
Luo Yao didn't die from overwork despite the infamous 996 work schedule. Instead, a driver who was driving while exhausted ran him over, and he transmigrated to another world where spiritual qi was reviving and everyone was awakening their powers.
Dungeons, mazes, bosses, and treasure: danger lurks around every corner!
But opportunity comes along with it!
Everyone awakens their innate talent on their sixteenth birthday.
S-rank innate talent: [Experience Booster]
F-rank innate talent: [Experience Giver]
The names differ by only two words, but their abilities are worlds apart.
In a world plagued by monsters and rampaging beasts, he happens to awaken the latter.
He has the same experience-boosting effect, but loses the ability to level himself up.
He thinks he can simply stay in the back of the team and coast through life.
But on his very first day, he gets kicked out of the party.
Fortunately, the System appears, giving his talent many more possibilities.
[Reclaim Experience]
And so, he takes back all the experience points he had ever given to others.
Just then
Level up! Level up! Level up! Level up! Level up! Level up!
Max level reached.
The rule that F-rank Awakeners can't level up has been broken!
What's more, he can distribute his excess experience points to teammates with F-rank talents, too!
Whether it's the hard-to-understand [Reversal] or the seemingly useless [Hearing], once they gain experience and a way to level up,
they all become some of the world's most formidable powerhouses.
And the one truth they all believe in is this:
“There are no useless talents in this world, only useless Awakeners!”
Um, why do I feel okay?
The world view is complete and the layout is efficient. The reading experience is quite good.
The book is very good, but I feel that not many people read it.