My Isekai Life in Hard Mode

The concept of Levels

But, although Ryoshu can be considered a type of Player, he isn't sure if he possesses the specific Level attribute that defines actual Players. This Level attribute sets Players apart; anyone who possesses it is undoubtedly a Player.

People who frequently play games might question what's so significant about Levels.

But consider this: Levels are a privilege that can make a person exponentially more potent with each level up. This becomes crucial in the world of Rainfall Disorder, where the game's difficulty is always high. Players need the ability to level up to accelerate their progress, making seemingly impossible boss battles achievable.

Ryoshu reflected on this as he continued to look at his reflection in the mirror.

'Yet, I don't have that privilege,' he thought, the realization weighing heavily on him.

This was a harsh reality to face. In a world where the concept of a Player doesn't exist, no singular individual is capable of restoring balance. Ryoshu felt the enormity of th