Lee_Bo

In the unforgiving depths of American poverty, Alex is a young man trapped in a never-ending struggle. But he has a secret weapon—a talent for gaming that helps him make ends meet.

Everything changes when he stumbles upon "the System." It offers Alex challenges in virtual games that, when completed, grant him extraordinary powers and abilities. With these newfound abilities, he embarks on a risky journey to build an empire, using his gaming skills to pay the bills.

As Alex rises, he blurs the line between savior and villain, battling moral dilemmas and facing relentless pursuit from both the real world and the digital realm. With each challenge he conquers, the stakes soar, and the balance of power shifts unpredictably.
 
 This story will be very long and explore dark themes, the MC will be ruthless at times but not heartless. Harem haven't decided.

Disclaimer: Places, Names, Games, and Anime that are the same or similar are not representations of existing content.

Might have lemons.
Real world, no ntr (Except Netori, stealing girls from others), No Yaoi.

Daily Chapters at the least, could be more.

Rogues: System To Create A Vigilante Organization With Waifus

NNN Special Report with Golf Blitz

Golf Blitz (G.B.): "Good evening, this is Golf Blitz, and we're here to discuss the growing phenomenon of 'Rogue Retribution.' We have an exclusive guest with us tonight, Special Agent Sarah Hernandez, the leader of the newly formed FBI task force dedicated to the Rogue Retribution case."

[Cut to a video screen where Special Agent Sarah Hernandez appears.]

Special Agent Sarah Hernandez (S.A.S.H.): "Thank you, Golf Blitz. It's a pleasure to be here."

G.B.: "Sarah, can you give us some insight into the FBI's perspective on this organization?"

S.A.S.H.: "Certainly. The FBI's primary concern is that 'Rogue Retribution' operates outside the legal framework, effectively becoming vigilantes. While their actions appear to bring a form of justice, the rule of law and due process must be respected."

G.B.: "The FBI, like many, seems to have mixed feelings about this group. The general sentiment here is that their operations are nothing short of audacious, but where is the line between justice and vigilantism?"

S.A.S.H.: "That's a critical question we are currently grappling with. In our democracy, there's a defined process for law enforcement, and it's concerning when a group operates outside that system. We value the rule of law and respect the rights of the accused."

G.B.: "Certainly, there are no easy answers. The nation remains divided on 'Rogue Retribution' and the implications of their actions. Thank you, Special Agent Sarah Hernandez, for sharing your insights."

G.B.: "As the debate continues, it's clear that 'Rogue Retribution' has sparked a nationwide conversation about justice, vigilantism, and the rule of law."

UTube Commentator Coverage with a certain youtuber

(C.): "What's up, gamers? C here, and I think about time we talk about the controversial group,,, 'Rogue Retribution.' ... It's like we are living an action movie, these guys are coming in guns blazing and providing justice in their own ruthless way."

[Clips show Rogue Retribution operations. Operators Kick down a door and aim a gun at a suspect]

C:"Obviously, I can't show the rest of this on Utube or I will get demonetized, but I am sure you know what happens next"

C.: "I mean, who in movies and tv shows doesn't love some vigilante justice, right? They're taking on the bad guys who slipped through the cracks of the legal system or can't be touched."

C.: "But here's the thing, this is real life, and I don't know guys- they're playing judge, jury, and executioner. No due process, no legal rights. Just pow, bang, goodbye, bad guy. How do we know these guys are all guilty? They leave evidence on their calling cards but the government won't really say how accurate these leaks are partly because they don't want to reveal how bad they have been compromised"

[C's tone becomes more contemplative.]

C.: "Mixed feelings, you know? Yeah, they're serving justice, but is it justice if it's done outside the law? I love the chaos they're causing for criminals, gangs, and scumbags, but can we really cheer for this organization with no oversight?"

[Clips show news pundits discussing the legal and moral dilemmas.]

C.: "That's the big question. It's a story for the ages - modern heroes or vigilantes on a slippery slope? For now, they're the talk of the town, but it's a conversation worth having and I hope this doesn't get to out of hand."

[C finishes with a thoughtful note.]

C.: "Thanks for tuning in, guys.  See ya."

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