The day I died was just another ordinary day.


    I woke up late, rushed through my morning routine, and barely managed to catch the train to work. The same corporate grind, the same endless meetings, and the same mind-numbing paperwork that made me question my life choices every single day.


    I wasn’t special. Just another middle-aged salaryman drowning in deadlines.


    But fate had other plans for me.


    The accident happened in an instant.


    One moment, I was crossing the street, half-distracted by my phone. The next, blinding headlights filled my vision, and the screech of tires rang in my ears.


    Then—darkness.


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    No pain. No last words. Just an empty void swallowing me whole.


    I thought that was the end.


    But when I opened my eyes again, I wasn’t in the city anymore.


    I was lying on a bed of grass, staring up at an endless blue sky. A gentle breeze brushed against my skin, carrying the scent of trees and fresh earth.


    I slowly sat up, my body strangely light.


    “Where… am I?” I muttered.


    And then—


    Ding!


    A blue screen appeared in front of me, glowing with strange symbols before shifting into words I could understand.


    > [Welcome to the World of Eldoria.]


    Initializing System…


    Assigning Starting Class…


    I blinked.


    What… the hell was this?


    Before I could even process what was happening, another screen popped up.


    > [Starting Class: ???]


    Status: Locked. Unlock conditions must be met.]


    I stared at the floating text, my heart pounding.


    Was this some kind of dream? Had I finally lost my mind?


    I reached out to touch the screen, half-expecting my fingers to pass through it—


    But the moment I did, a shockwave of energy surged through my body.


    Memories that weren’t mine flashed before my eyes—monsters, dungeons, ancient warriors, and powerful magic. A world unlike anything I had ever seen.


    And at that moment, I knew the truth.


    I wasn’t in my world anymore.


    I had been thrown into a new reality—one governed by magic, monsters, and an unknown system that had already decided my fate.


    And whether I liked it or not, I had just become a player in a game where survival was everything.