FantasyLi

Leon, an ordinary man, meets his untimely death only to be reincarnated in a mysterious realm where colossal towers reach beyond the sky. In this world, individuals climb these towers to gain power, wealth, and ultimately, godhood upon reaching the highest level. Each floor is a trial of increasing danger, filled with magical beasts, traps, and rivals. However, Leon is granted a special cheat ability: the Super Charity System.

The Super Charity System allows Leon to receive incredible rewards for any charitable act he performs. Whether it's offering aid to struggling climbers, donating resources, or saving someone’s life, the system exponentially multiplies his gains in return, bestowing him with rare artifacts, strength, abilities, and many more.

As Leon progresses through the tower, his rapid growth and benevolent acts draw attention. Some revere him as a hero, while others plot to use his generosity for their own gain. But as he ascends, Leon faces a profound question: in a world where power is everything, will he stay true to his charitable heart, or be tempted to exploit the system for himself?

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It will be R-18, you all have been warned and invited *cough*I meant warned.

My Charity System made me too OP

As Leon and Roselia exited the castle, the oppressive darkness that once enveloped the area seemed to lift, replaced by a soft, eerie calm. The distant sounds of wildlife cautiously returning to the land echoed through the night air.

Roselia stretched her arms above her head, sighing. "Finally, some fresh air. That place was suffocating."

Leon adjusted his staff on his back, nodding. "I'll admit, it's good to be out of there. Though, I have to say, this crown might make all that trouble worth it."

Roselia glanced at the Crown of the Deceased Queen, a faint glow radiating from the intricate carvings on its surface. "Do you even plan to use it? I am not really the 'commander of the undead' type."

Leon shrugged "No, but it's a unique piece. You can either keep it as a backup or trade it to someone who could use it more effectively. It's better in the hands of someone who'll maximize its potential."

Guild and Organisations II