
by Izana07
Klaus, a painfully average college student, found himself sprinting through Harrington College hallways, phone clutched tight, ignoring Mr. Gerald's yells. He dove into a bathroom stall, shaking with anticipation. History 201 could wait; Artemis Online 2 had just dropped. For years, this niche RPG with its deep story and insane gacha system had consumed his life. He'd won tournaments, paid for textbooks, and pulled for countless heroines. The in-game protagonist was a bland nepo-baby, but the gacha characters, with their tragic backstories and complex motivations, were the real draw. As the download finished, a unique reward appeared for his loyalty: a Legendary Spin Ticket, a myth whispered in forums. His heart pounded as he slammed "Y" to spin.
The wheel spun, past legendary weapons and new faces like Professor Viora Ashlo with her impossible 10,000 magic stat. But the pointer landed, and Klaus's soul left his body. The card showed an average-looking young man with messy black hair and a forgettable face: "Klaus." No family name, no title. Just Klaus. He was a First-Class Wizard Apprentice with Red Resonance, pathetic mana, and the most common, least impressive Metal Magic. "He should just become a miner," Klaus thought bitterly. Then, a gunshot shattered the stall door. His phone slipped, showing that worthless character. Klaus's body slumped. He was dead. He awoke in a cramped, rustic apartment, feather pen in hand, in a fantasy city straight out of Artemis. Panic was absent; his old life held little. But as he faced a mirror, his world crashed down again. Staring back was the face of Klaus, the mob character he'd just pulled. His reincarnation fantasy was utterly ruined, all because of a Legendary Spin.
Despair turned to grim resolve. Meta-knowledge was his trump card, but money was the problem. Just as he pondered becoming a male prostitute in the red-light district, a glowing notification materialized: "Ultimate Gacha System has been initialized." Not only a System, but a gacha system, the very mechanic that defined Artemis. Two golden tickets appeared, a first-time bonus. Klaus, a veteran gacha player, was ready to gamble with his new life. His first spin yielded a shimmering violet vial: a Resonance Boost (↑) Potion. It was an item he'd never seen, an "extremely rare alchemical elixir" that permanently enhanced Resonance by one stage. Red Resonance was a death sentence; Blue was normal. He drank it. His body seized, mana pathways restructured, and red mana turned cobalt blue. He collapsed, then rose, feeling lighter, looking healthier. His Resonance had evolved. His second spin landed on a Tier 2 Spell: Magnetic Field. It created a ten-meter magnetic field, allowing him to manipulate ferrous metals. Powerful, but his mana pool was still small. He had a cheat, but the fight for survival had just begun. He needed money, equipment, and a fighting chance. He needed the Adventurer's Guild.
Ultimate Gacha System has been initialized
Ultimate Gacha System: Reborn As A Mob in My Favorite Game
Klaus, a college student whose only real passion was the serialized web-novel game Artemis Online, found his mundane life abruptly shattered. He rushed to download the long-awaited sequel, thrilled by the developers' reward of a mythical Legendary Spin Ticket. His anticipation for a legendary heroine or weapon was immense, a payoff for years of dedicated play. But the gacha wheel delivered a cruel punchline: he pulled an average-looking character named "Klaus," a First-Class Wizard Apprentice with the worst possible stats and a forgettable face. This face-slap moment of receiving a worthless mob character was immediately followed by a brutal, mundane death: a stray gunshot in a college bathroom. He then reincarnated, not as the game's protagonist or a powerful villain, but as that very same pathetic NPC, Klaus, now broke and facing a world where his meta-knowledge was his only asset against his abysmal stats. This ultimate reversal left him at rock bottom, contemplating desperate measures, until the Ultimate Gacha System, the very mechanic he knew so well, materialized before him, offering a glimmer of hope in his bleak new existence. This desperate trigger sets the stage for his fight for relevance.
Klaus reincarnates as a trash mob in his favorite game, but a gacha system activates, offering a desperate path to power.
With the Ultimate Gacha System activated, Klaus received two crucial spins. His first draw was a Resonance Boost Potion, a legendary item he'd never encountered in the game, promising to elevate his "Red Resonance"—a wizard's death sentence—to a respectable "Blue" tier. Consuming it plunged him into a violent, spasming transformation, purging black impurities and leaving him subtly changed, physically lighter and with a significantly improved mana capacity. His second spin landed on Magnetic Field, a Tier 2 spell that granted potent control over metals. These were game-changing cheats, yet the world immediately reminded him of his place. A carriage splattered him with mud, forcing an exhausting 500-floor climb, and the Adventurer's Guild receptionist, Astrid, treated him with disdain due to his commoner status. Even with powerful magic, his physical weakness and lack of resources were glaring. He paid for his Adventurer's Guild registration with his meager savings, only to realize he was still pure cannon fodder, completely lacking combat ability, desperately needing to prove himself in the perilous Galen Dungeon.
Klaus gains powerful gacha cheats, but immediately faces the harsh realities of his weak commoner body and a discriminatory fantasy world.
Klaus's first foray into the Galen Dungeon's second floor was a humbling experience. Despite his extensive meta-knowledge, his physical ineptitude with a sword was immediately exposed by a mocking slime, delivering a comedic yet painful face-slap. This forced him to rely on his newly acquired Metal Magic. He used Magnetic Field to impale the slime with a sword, a first successful combat application. The dungeon quickly escalated, introducing Dire Wolves and then an Armored Spider, a Tier 2 monster that had already decimated other adventurers. Klaus, combining his game knowledge with Magnetic Field, repurposed scattered battlefield scrap—swords, arrows, chainmail—into a lethal barrage, focusing on the spider's weak underbelly. He triumphed, killing the formidable beast, but immediately collapsed from severe mental exhaustion, revealing the critical limitation of his new powers. Returning to the Guild, he downplayed his feat, securing a D-rank and significant gold, but a new setback emerged when Taula, the herb shop girl, revealed she'd accidentally destroyed the very herbs he needed, forcing him into another perilous expedition to Yerefall Grove.
Klaus uses meta-knowledge and gacha magic to defeat a strong dungeon boss, revealing his power's limits and securing a rank-up, but faces new challenges.
The journey to Yerefall Grove, a mini-dungeon, introduced Taula, a superhumanly strong yet incredibly forgetful A-rank adventurer. Her chaotic nature led to a series of comedic and terrifying encounters, from fighting worm-infested herbs to accidentally angering a giant snake, forcing Klaus into desperate sword-surfing escapes and even enduring a punch to the face after a cleansing spell. This expedition, despite its absurdity, culminated in Klaus successfully merging his gathered herbs into a legendary Tri-Essence Spirit Root, dramatically boosting his stats to Second-Class Wizard Apprentice with Indigo Resonance. Soon after, he joined the Phantom Crew for a resource dungeon raid, where his Metal Magic proved invaluable, unearthing immense wealth in Metil Diamonds. However, the discovery of such riches ignited Kahn, the crew leader's, profound greed. He brutally murdered Vex and Garrick to secure the treasure for himself, leaving Klaus and Serra trapped, facing Kahn's monstrous betrayal. This gut-wrenching turn revealed the brutal, lawless reality of dungeon life and the corrupting power of wealth.
Klaus gains significant power through merging herbs, but his participation in a resource dungeon raid leads to the brutal betrayal and murder of his new teammates by their greedy leader.
Klaus begins as a painfully average college student, addicted to Artemis Online, who reincarnates as a weak, forgettable mob character with the same name. Armed with meta-knowledge of the game's world and an unpredictable gacha system, he leverages cheats and strategic thinking to survive. Despite constant setbacks, physical weakness, and terrible luck, he rapidly ascends in power, learning to adapt his gamer instincts to real-world combat. His core stake is survival and avoiding the fate of a background NPC, driving him to exploit every advantage, even if it means enduring absurd situations or witnessing brutal betrayals.
Taula is a seemingly naive commoner adventurer with astonishing, almost absurd physical strength that allows her to effortlessly cleave monsters and even shatter their mandibles by flexing her muscles. Despite her A-rank status, she is incredibly forgetful and prone to chaotic behavior, often creating more problems than she solves, like accidentally destroying rare herbs or provoking dangerous dungeon monsters. She forms an immediate, if perplexing, bond with Klaus, often protecting him with fierce loyalty while simultaneously causing him immense frustration and physical discomfort through her obliviousness and brute force.
Astrid initially serves as a discriminatory Adventurer's Guild receptionist, treating commoners like Klaus with disdain but becoming notably friendlier after his appearance improves. She is fiercely proud of her brother, Kahn, the leader of the Phantom Crew, and actively uses her connections to promote him and, later, Klaus. Her possessiveness over her brother's image and her willingness to publicly boast about Klaus's monster kill inadvertently draw unwanted attention and hostility towards him, showcasing her strong but sometimes misguided loyalty.
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