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My System Wants The World To End

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The day the System appeared, humanity believed it was their salvation. It arrived without warning, rewriting the rules of existence in a single moment, and people clung to it as a sign that survival was still possible. Dungeons opened across the world. Monsters flooded the cities, tearing through streets that had once felt safe and familiar. And people awakened supernatural abilities to fight back, powers that felt impossible only hours before. Levels, skills, and quests became the new law of reality, replacing governments, science, and common sense with glowing screens and invisible rules that no one fully understood. But for Kael, the System is… different. Where others find guidance and purpose, he feels an unease that never fades, as if something is watching him too closely. While others receive quests to save the world, to protect cities or slay monsters, his System gives only one command, cold and absolute, with no room for interpretation: [Primary Objective: End the World.] The words appear clearly before his eyes, impossible to ignore, and impossible to misunderstand. At first, he believes it’s a glitch. A mistake. He assumes the System has malfunctioned, that his objective will correct itself once things stabilize. But the rewards are real. Each time he acts in a way that aligns with the command, power flows into him without hesitation or delay. Every disaster he causes… no matter how small or unintended, his strength increases. Every powerful being he eliminates… whether monster or human, the System responds with growth and approval. Every step toward humanity’s downfall… even those taken in doubt or fear, pushes him further along the path laid out for him. The System grows stronger. Its presence becomes heavier, more insistent, as if feeding on chaos and ruin. Soon Kael realizes a terrifying truth. This is not an error, and it is not unique to him alone. The System guiding humanity may not be their savior. It does not exist to protect or preserve what remains. It might be the executioner of an entire world, patiently guiding events toward a single, inevitable end. Now trapped between humanity and a System that rewards destruction, Kael must decide. Every choice he makes carries weight, and there is no option without consequences. Will he fight against the System controlling his fate… Or will he become the harbinger of the world’s end?
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