A Player Who Can't Level Up Novels & Stories

"Jerk." "Ara, Good, so imagine a character, in a game of... RPG, you train him a lot and one day he reaches max level of a job. Now for him to go further, you need to change to a further class. Imagine that, he is a knight, and you want him to become a paladin, how do you proceed?" I nodded slightly confused. "I change his class? Is that the answer you're... You're... Wait what?" "You finally get it? An avatar can't evolve alone, because he is a program of the system. You are not allowed to make any decisions. You are a slave. And this is where I come in action."

What the heck is wrong with you? 'Hey, it's not like I have enough points to make a massive upgrade!'

But, for a reason of me being so weak, it's so difficult to kill it, yet my peers could easily eliminate these monsters. If I couldn't manage to kill this one, how could someone like me become a strong Magician in the future? Right now, all my peers already at level 2 and above. Yet I'm stuck at level 0. What a shame. No, I don't care about shame anymore. The most important to me now is to earn money, to buy medicine, in order to cure my sister's illness. If only I learned an attack magic skill. But too bad, I've got a self-healing magic skill instead. This magic couldn't even be of use to aid my sister's illness. And no one wants me at their party, because my skill is useless to the group.

And now, it's my time to roll my eyes at her, knowing I'm about to hear another one of her sexual escapades. “Mav Tanner. Engineering Department. Soccer Team Captain and Striker. 6’2”. Totally ripped and totally sexy.” I should have known… Can't say I'm surprise that she knows Tanner. I mean they're both populars in the campus, so their paths will eventually cross, but I didn't know that even my best friend was not immune to his charms. “From what I’ve heard he is a player. And not just in soccer.” I warned her but then she smiled at me. Her devilish smile, that I knew she was about to do some thing really crazy.

I wasn't the girl who died in the mud anymore. Suddenly a loud golden flash burst before my eyes. It wasn't the blue screen of the system shop. This was a glowing interface that filled my entire vision pulsing with a warm energy that made my skin tingle. A deep chime echoed, not in my mind but through my entire body making my heart race again. [System Ping: Level Up! Current Level: 2.] [ Skill Unlocked: Physical Enhancement

"What's wrong is that you acted like a mad man and you injured an opponent. He can't play tomorrow." I gasped, both hands reaching to cover my lips "Can't play tomorrow? That's not possible. I barely threw three punches at him. I only ruffled him up a little. I didn't cause any serious damage! This is just some stupid tactic. I'll apologise if that's what they want." Dylan seethed, clenching one hand. "An apology isn't going to fix this Dylan." "But...." "He's incapacitated and can't play, that's the story whether it's true or not. The teammates claim he's an important striker and if they're down one, we should be as well. They are demanding you don't play either. Dylan. We replace you for t

I asked and nobody said anything, only one girl with huge glasses raised her hand. “I…I have something to say, sir.” She said in a quiet voice. “Go on.” “The game ‘candy rush’ isn’t just like any other game, Mr Dante. Once you get to a certain level, you need to unlock some other things to make you pass the levels ahead.” She said nervously pushing her glass close to her face. “If I’m getting you right, you mean one of the team can be able to help the users unlock the other things you talk about, right?” I asked, praying it was right. I couldn’t afford to lose this time to Trevor.

He pushed himself to his feet without hesitation, brushing himself down more out of habit than necessity before immediately pulling up his status, because if the game had mechanics for death—and it clearly did—then guessing wasn’t going to help him. The interface appeared as smoothly as ever. Night Walker — Level 4. Riley held his gaze there for a moment, long enough for the frustration to settle properly rather than spike and fade. “…right.” He had been level five, and his new ability homing strike was greyed out. Not close to it. Not working toward it. He had it. And now he didn’t. The loss wasn’t devastating, but it wasn’t nothing either, and that was enough to tell him everything he need

Perhaps to others, what Xiao Chen was doing was foolish, but for Xiao Chen, who lived like an ordinary human being, it was exhausting. "Haaa, in the end, I really couldn't sleep. My mind can't get away from it. I can't practice either because I've reached my own limit. There is no enlightenment or leeway in the eighth level!" Xiao Chen complained, feeling that he wouldn't be able to advance even if he forced himself to do so. The black fire tiger agreed with Xiao Chen. He had been with Xiao Chen but didn't see any cracks in the eighth level, as if it were currently being held back by something. Previously, Xiao Chen had even ascended to the seventh level in one go, confirming that there was

He turned to the system, thirsting for knowledge on the matter. "Hey, system. Whiplash mentioned something about me not being ranked in the Hero Central Hub despite my capabilities reaching that of a B-ranked hero. How did that happen?" Keagan asked. "In your case, Spectral Guardian, you have leveled up quickly, surpassing the system's current progressive scale, which caused it to be unable to assign your current rank. It will take some time for the central hub algorithm to correct itself. For now, your status is irregular in the database. If you level up quickly again, it might even cause the database to crash," the system explained.