Building Class

Levi Summers is the only Dungeon Lord who can craft classes, the missing piece the System on Earth never had. He forges monsters, levels up where others can't, and builds a stronghold around the women who fight beside him. Blair rains fire from above while keeping them alive and Maddy drops enemies before they can so much as blink. They’re joined by Grace, the demon-kin healer. Only Levi can see her, and he promises to fix that.

Levi Summers is an F-rank tank freelancing E-rank instances for pocket change. He's got two skills, no party, and a past that still haunts him. When a routine run locks into a raid and his team dies around him, he redirects the boss's own lightning into its skull and claims a Dungeon Lord's crown. Hidden inside it: Class Smithing, the power to forge new classes and give anyone the ability to level up.

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When the dead get up, the guns last for weeks. The water lasts three days. The System arrived the night after the dead did. It did not make anyone a hero. It read what people already were, off the licenses in their wallets, and reported the truth in flat capitals. Vernon Dettmer, twenty-two years running a small city's water plant, drew PUBLIC WORKS, OPERATOR, GRADE III. People with combat classes laughed. Most of them were dead inside a month, and not one of the people drinking his water was. Because his readout tells him what nothing else in the collapse will: the actual state of things.

He died a baker. He woke up a joke. Now, he's about to show a world of heroes the true power of good bread. Thirty-four-year-old Matthias Bauer lived for his Stuttgart bakery, right up until the moment a fatal heart attack dropped him on his own kitchen floor. When he wakes up in a fantasy realm governed by a magical System, surrounded by teenagers receiving legendary combat classes like Sword Saint and Flame Mage, Matthias is assigned the lowest tier possible: [Innkeeper]. His "reward" is a deed to a dilapidated, abandoned wayside inn on the edge of a monster-infested frontier. But ...

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People paid me to make their characters legendary. Then the game turned real — and trapped them inside. I’m a booster — a carry. You pay me, I grind your character to the cap while you live your ordinary life. Launch night of the expansion, I deliver one last rush order. At zero, my rig goes dark. Fine. I needed cigarettes anyway. Except the hallway is gone. My one-room apartment is a concrete cube in black grass under two moons. No logout. No support. Just a welcome panel for a classification no player has ever had: [Service Provider] The System rebuilt my account into a unique class...

He survived the goblin raid. Now he has to survive the health inspector. Matthias Bauer, former Stuttgart baker and current [Innkeeper], has successfully defended his establishment and completed his grand opening. But in the frontier town of Oakhaven, the real monsters wear velvet doublets and carry bureaucratic clipboards. Zum Goldenen Krug is booming. Thanks to Matthias’s uncompromising German efficiency and a domesticated Dungeon Heart functioning as a magical refrigeration system, he is turning lethal monster parts into highly sought-after buff food. From explosive Goblin Pepper Stew ...

First came the goblins. Then came the health inspector. Now, the basement is breathing. Matthias Bauer just wants to run his frontier inn efficiently. He has scrubbed the blood off the floorboards, established firm house rules, and turned deadly monster parts into a lucrative buff-food menu. But when a mysterious pulsing vibration begins to echo from the sealed catacombs beneath Zum Goldenen Krug, Matthias is forced to investigate. He doesn't find rats. He finds Corey. Corey is a cracked, starving, sentient Dungeon Heart that has spent centuries waiting in the dark to kill adventurers. ...

First, they sent monsters. Now, they've sent the paperwork. Matthias Bauer has successfully defended Zum Goldenen Krug from goblins, health inspectors, and a feral dungeon breach. But in the frontier town of Oakhaven, the most dangerous predators don't have claws—they have ledgers. When Matthias installs a simple noticeboard to help adventurers find fair work, he accidentally sparks an economic revolution. The local Adventurer's Guild and Merchant Guild, furious at losing their monopoly on labor and supplies, declare war on the inn. They deploy their deadliest weapons: embargoes, forged ...

The Merchant Guild wants a monopoly. The Dungeon Regulatory Commission wants paperwork. The feral monsters just want to eat the guests. Matthias Bauer’s cozy frontier inn has a new attraction: a domesticated, non-lethal training dungeon operating right under the floorboards. By turning a starving Dungeon Heart into a profitable agility course, Matthias has revolutionized the local adventuring economy. But success on the frontier attracts the worst kind of pests: bureaucrats and saboteurs. When Inspector Vane of the Dungeon Regulatory Commission arrives to condemn the property, Matthias ...

A dying demon general, a holy army at the door, and a heavily disrupted dinner service. Matthias Bauer runs the most efficient, tightly regulated sanctuary on the frontier. But his strict adherence to Hearth Law is put to the ultimate test when Malakor, the terrifying Supreme Commander of the Abyssal Vanguard, collapses bleeding onto his freshly polished welcome mat. Treating the cataclysmic threat as a simple health code violation, Matthias checks the demon into the VIP suite and sets about curing his abyssal rot with a bowl of aggressively spiced soup. The problem? The human kingdom's ...

English KDP Description He conquered kingdoms, burned cities, and drank from the skulls of his enemies. Now, the Demon General just wants to book a room. For Matthias Bauer, the proprietor of Zum Goldenen Krug, peace has always been a logistical choice, not a moral one. His inn has transformed from a goblin-infested ruin into a Tier 4 Sanctuary, a bastion of efficiency, fair contracts, and—most importantly—properly seasoned stew. He has survived guilds, blockades, and economic warfare by treating every threat as a maintenance issue and every enemy as a failed supply chain. But when ...

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A royal festival, a strict audit, and a guild of assassins—just another logistical puzzle to solve. Spring has finally come to the frontier, bringing a new catastrophic challenge for Matthias Bauer: hosting the official Spring Summit and Festival of the Hearth. Tasked by the Crown to cater to thousands of guests—including arrogant nobles, explosive monster clan leaders, and a scrutinizing High Priest auditor—the meticulous [Innkeeper] must completely revolutionize his culinary operations. To avoid a dishwashing nightmare, Matthias introduces the fantasy world to the ultimate German ...

He held the northern wall for thirty years with an army of the dead. The king he saved watched him burn. On the pyre, his own apprentice holding the torch, Roland Wyck cast one last spell. He woke eighteen again, forty years back, seven days before the gray fever killed nearly everyone in his village… his father among them. Everything he knew came with him. None of his power did. He lay down among the bones until his heart nearly stopped. Then the class woke: [ Class: Necromancer ] [ Level 1 ] [ Raised: Rat ] He had broken sieges with the dead. Now he knelt with blood on his lip, as ...

Winter brings refugees, a deadly trade embargo, and an unwanted promotion: Mayor-Lord. Matthias Bauer’s cozy frontier inn, Zum Goldenen Krug, is bursting at the seams. Fleeing bitter cold and monster migrations, hundreds of refugees, soldiers, and beastkin seek shelter within his walls. In response, the magical System upgrades his establishment into an Independent Settlement, slapping Matthias with a new title that just means more paperwork. But survival requires more than emergency stew and magically heated floors. Corrupt nobles and the Merchant Guild have launched a ruthless road ...

The System’s new rating was supposed to be the most accurate in history. It rated me as a corpse collector. Four years of being a washout Mage, and the re-rating drops me to Tier-0 Reclaimer—the administrative bottom. Grave-picking. Ruins-cleanup. Docked rations, barred from any crew that matters. It missed one thing. My class sees what the dead leave behind—orphaned experience, discarded skills, power tangled in the rubble where no rated adventurer can even look. Free, for anyone patient enough to pick it up. So I pick it up. I scavenge the monster-haunted zones the strong won’t ...

The System arrived. Humanity fell. Oscar just wanted to build a better toaster. When the Galactic Integration transformed Earth into a ruthless tutorial zone for the wider universe, billions perished. Monsters roam the ruined streets of Seattle, and the survivors are busy forming guilds, claiming combat classes, and fighting over mana crystals. Oscar didn’t get a combat class. Thanks to his obsession with fixing broken electronics when the System dropped, he was assigned the lowest-tier crafting class available: Junkmancer. Armed with a rusty wrench, a sarcastic System interface, and the ...