Fantasy

Ken Morreti was called the strongest — and he died proving it.
    Twenty gunmen. One man. No surrender.
    They killed him for the simplest of reasons: he refused to kneel.
    But even death couldn’t break that. Dragged before the gods who govern reincarnation, Ken looked them in the eye and refused again. No bargaining. No begging. He tore his own soul through the fabric of fate and forced his transmigration into Orion — a world drowning in death and demons, where the weak are buried nameless and the strong write every rule.
    He arrived with nothing. A broken body. A basic system. No gifts. No destiny. No legend waiting for him.
    The world called him useless.
    Ken got to work.
    Every scar from his past life becomes a lesson. Every limitation becomes a target. He trains the way only a man who has already died can — without fear, without ceiling, without stopping. And slowly, quietly, the weak body the world dismissed begins to turn into something it cannot explain.
    But Orion doesn’t leave men like Ken alone for long.
    Chaos finds him. Power demands he bow. Enemies arrive certain they can make him bend — and every single time, in a world where strength is law and knowledge is buried and survival is never guaranteed —
    Ken Morreti says the same thing.
    I’ll just be overpowered.