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In a post-apocalyptic world, Roger Wyles embarks on his third life, armed with unprecedented power. As monstrous beings, aptly named "monsters," threaten humanity's survival, Roger grapples with his role in this chaotic landscape. His stats are at their zenith, but the path to wielding such power remains unclear.

Awakening in a district dominated by ruthless gangsters, Roger's resolve crystallizes—to safeguard his family, he must take charge. A bold decision leads him to establish his own gang, taking control of the city. However, as his stats reach their peak, an internal conflict arises. Roger yearns for a peaceful life, contrasting with his newfound authority.

Vowing transformation, Roger confronts an unrelenting reality. Instead of finding support, the world turns hostile, pushing him to embrace a dormant ferocity within. Faced with challenges from all sides, Roger navigates the turbulent currents of a society craving his unique ability to awaken individuals.

As alliances shift and foes multiply, Roger grapples with his own nature. Will he succumb to the brutal demands of his power or find a way to reconcile his longing for peace with the world's unyielding demands? In a world where power and survival collide, Roger must navigate treacherous paths, safeguard his awakening secret, and ultimately discover the true extent of his strength.

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[a/n: Volume One was all about him reforming the city using his power, but to only a small extent, as for him, the Earth was "peaceful" for him. If you don't want gangs, organizations, and stuff, just skip it, but I strongly recommend you read those chapters to understand Roger. Paid chapters start at Chapter 41, where the main action starts.]

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Unstable updates but will try to update twice a week. Expect exciting action. Also, don't ever think of majestic word choice. 

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Max Stats in the Apocalypse

Anyone would think that letting Roger go was the worst decision to make. Not just because he showed promising talent, but also because he was impulsive and someone they could easily control over the years. However, Se Bastian, the person assigned to catch Roger, wasn't fixated on that idea. Instead, he was thinking that letting Roger go was the best move since it would hone him.

"Don't you know that being the weakest at the time where people need you the most pushes your limits?" Se Bastian stated in a calm, profound tone. His face showed no certain expression, but he seemed to be a silent person who didn't talk much.

"How about he becomes someone we can't control? If we were not able to taunt him, he would not be pushed to come with us and follow our orders. Roger was that kind of person who loved his family the most."

Studying the Government [2]