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In a world where players are thrown into a brutal survival game, Ethan Carter awakens with nothing—no weapons, no allies, and no memory of how he got there. The only rule? Survive.

But when he’s moments away from death, he discovers a broken ability—one that shouldn’t exist.

[Infinite Resource Exploit]
Duplicate any object. No limits. No cooldowns.

A single stone becomes an avalanche. A single sword turns into an unstoppable arsenal. What should have been a simple trick spirals into absolute domination.

Yet, the world isn’t just a game. The rulers of this realm don’t take kindly to anomalies. And when Ethan’s power begins bending the very fabric of reality, he becomes the greatest threat they have ever faced.

Now, hunted by players, guilds, and ancient beings that defy logic, Ethan has two choices:
Break the system… or let the system break him.

In a world where power is everything, what happens when one man wields an infinite supply?

The Infinite Resource Exploit

A cold, suffocating force spread through the air, pressing down on Ethan and Vance like an invisible weight. The presence lurking within the trees had fully awakened.

It emerged from the shadows with mechanical precision, its form flickering slightly at the edges, as if it didn't fully belong to this world. A humanoid silhouette clad in sleek, segmented armor, its surface pulsing with shifting data streams. Its face was featureless, save for a single glowing eye that locked onto Ethan.

Vance took a sharp step back. "Shit. I was hoping we'd have more time."

Ethan didn't move. His instincts screamed at him to react, but he forced himself to analyze. The Enforcer wasn't attacking immediately. It was assessing him.

It had come as a response to his glitches. A living failsafe, meant to fix whatever was broken.

A slow grin crept onto Ethan's face. Perfect.

"If the system sent you…" He took a step forward, ignoring Vance's muttered curse. "Then that means I'm an actual threat."

One moment it was standing still—the next, it was in front of him. A blur of motion that shattered the air like glass.

Instinct took over. He pulled on the glitch, forcing a flicker in time.

In that split second, Ethan wasn't there anymore. He overwrote himself a step to the left, narrowly avoiding the Enforcer's strike.

The impact tore through the space where he had been standing, the sheer force of it carving a deep trench into the ground.

Vance let out a low whistle. "Yep. We're screwed."

Ethan exhaled sharply. "Looks like I just got upgraded."

The Enforcer adjusted. Its form flickered, recalibrating. Ethan could feel it now—it was learning.

"So let's see which one of us breaks first."

Chapter 12: The System’s Enforcer