In this world, when you awaken a superpower, it comes with a side effect. The strength of your ability isn't determined by the power itself, but by the degree of limitation imposed by the side effect. "Superpower: Instantaneous Teleportation. Side Effect: Unable to choose direction." "Superpower: Drawing a Circle as a Prison. Side Effect: You cannot leave this circle." "Superpower: Flight. Side Effect: Can only fly one centimeter off the ground." "Superpower: Freedom from Illness and Disaster. Side Effect: Takes effect after death."... How can you minimize the impact of the side effects to maximize the power of your ability? Fang Chen left the Talent Rating Center, looking at his awakened superpower: [Time Stop], and smiled wryly, because his side effect was...

After decades of technological delays caused by mysterious events, Earth and its inhabitants are about to face their greatest challenge yet.

On what seemed like an ordinary day, everyone on Earth heard a voice: "Earthlings, the time for change has come. Please remain calm and await the process of globalization. Everything will be explained in the process."

Reality and illusion intertwine; "You're kidding me, aren't you?!"

Raine was there before most people, and as a human, he defeated the monsters before the planet was terraformed. He was awarded the title of Pioneer and given a chance to win a prize, but it didn't go well.

Ryan and his friends fight and level up in a world that has been turned into a game, trying their best to win and prevent the destruction of Earth. Will they succeed or fail? What mysterious power lies hidden deep within Ryan? Is this really just a game?!

A traverser who successfully escaped from Warhammer, this time came to a world where everyone changes their job

What? Among the awakened lords, the human lord is the worst?

I, a Chaos Human, am also a human, right?

Right?

(The protagonist of this work is a person who has been struggling in the chaotic wasteland for hundreds of years, so his personal character is not particularly good. I am sorry if you expect the protagonist to be a moral saint.)