Cyborg in a Fantasy World

Vio used to be the man you called when you wanted a problem to disappear—quietly, permanently. No questions. No witnesses. No trace.



But one day changed everything. He wakes up in a world that makes no sense: a place of monsters, mages, and ancient magic—and he’s no longer even human. He’s a machine built for survival. Metal bones. Synthetic skin. A heart that beats only because a System says it should.



[Congratulations, Hero. Mission Activated: Kill or Be Killed.]

[Penalty for Failure: Hero’s heart will stop.]

Now, Vio has to play by rules he doesn’t understand, in a world that wants him dead just for existing. But if he’s going down, he’s taking their rules with him.

Armed with the mind of a killer and the body of a machine, Vio will forge a new path—where steel meets spellcraft, science rewrites sorcery, and fear becomes his greatest weapon.



He used to erase problems.

Now, he is the problem.



What to Expect:



Anti-Hero MC - Ruthless protagonist who does what's necessary, calculates profit vs loss with cold precision.



Weak to OP - Progressive power growth that feels earned through blood, sweat, and strategic thinking.



Kingdom/Army Building - Starts small with nothing, builds his empire from the ground up in later chapters.



On/Off Romance - Intense when it matters to the plot, absent when it doesn't interfere with progression.



SLOW-BURN Harem - Harem elements unfold organically after plot foundations are set. No rushed bonds.



Gaming Elements - Heavy inspiration from game mechanics and concepts (not numbers-heavy).



Magic + Tech - Spiritual abilities seamlessly mixed with cutting-edge futuristic technology.



Slow Burn Worldbuilding - Deep lore, multiple realms, complex power structures that unfold naturally.



System - Store, inventory, gacha elements, the whole package for that addictive progression.



Politics - Light but necessary for plot movement and character development.



Multiple Skills/Abilities - Extensive ability system with endless room for creative growth.



Schedule: 3/week (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.)