Hidden under this seemingly prosperous modern world is a desolate and broken civilization, recovering from a deep wound. In this resource-poor world, natural resources are scarce and people compensate with strange alloys made of energy called 'Flux'. What's more, looming over this peaceful scenery is these strange invasions of mutated creatures, capable of destroying buildings in a split second.

No one knows what life was before the Great Destruction, survivors from this era picked up some knowledge before rebuilding civilization creating this weird world where some fields are extremely advanced while others lag behind by three hundred years. Monarchy and Religion prevails in this seemingly modern world and powerful beings called 'Orderers' who protects the land that humanity has claimed are so powerful and their status so respected that it seems that they were simply a higher species than the common man. Inequality is so huge but nothing can be done, in front of those evolved humans, number is meaningless. Because they are stronger, capable of wiping out entire armies, they are respected and feared

From the ruins, ashes flutter and is reborn again. Three continents still exist in this planet, namely: Brokang Continent, named after the first conqueror and savior of humanity's dynasty; the Holy Continent, where the Sacred Spirit, lies and is worshipped and the Higher Dimensional Continent where even to this day, is the major forefront and battlefield between the creatures from the void and humanity.

In an outer city of the Brokang Empire, a youngster is struck by a rock and mysteriously gains a System that comes with a world where resources are plentiful and another power system that can give Orderers a run of their money!

Let us see what the main character can do in this chaotic era disguised as an orderly one, where mutated beasts run amok and human figures scheming against each other for more power and benefits, where unethical laws are put as well-intentioned

System: Game World

It had been 10 minutes since heavy gunfire went through their ways. The shields, although robust, could still succumb to being pierced by a bullet here and there. No worries for the formal army though, the flying bullet would be blocked by the sack of flesh called meatshields. 


That way, the soldiers could comfortably fire without much risk of being shot. In the battle, the kill to death ratio was around 5:1, excluding the meatshields' lives. 


In another word, it was decisive. The enemy did not have mobile shields or cover and in a battle of firearms, a prepared defender will have the advantage. 


Even then, they weren't in great shape. Neither was Tang Ling. 


He had been struck by three stray bullets which had managed to pierce the thick shield. He could thank his lucky stars that the third bullet split in half when it smacked the corner of the shield's hole. It would have been a direct hit otherwise. 


Revolt!