In Waterdeep in 1372, Lion awakened in the body of a deceased orphan. Fortunately, he possessed not only a built-in system panel but also a unique summoning cheat. He could use the "concepts" he had acquired through various means to summon the projections of powerful beings from other dimensions into Faerun. [Slaughter] and [Survival] summoned the white-haired Witcher, who walked the line between man and monster. [Holy Light] and [Faith] summoned the Lightbringer, wielding the Hammer of Holy Light and representing faith and glory. [Dictatorship] and [Hope] summoned the unyielding monarch clad in power armor, shouldering the future of the human empire. As the Spider Queen, lurking underground, gazed upon the throne, and the goddesses of the night plotted to overthrow him, Lion and the powerful beings from other dimensions behind him would become the greatest variables! Unfortunately, at the very beginning, his...

The villain cannon fodder reborn in the game world would have died soon after the game started, but fortunately he has the protagonist panel, which allows him to obtain energy points and abilities by killing monsters and completing monster hunting commissions.

Dick continues to become stronger with this ability:

[Swordsmanship] is unparalleled, even the swordsmanship master can't resist it;

[Sign] is as powerful as the magic of a warlock, and there is no need to recite spells;

[Alchemy] is even more perfect, which makes the most professional alchemists far behind;

[Super self-healing], [Giant], [Toxin immunity], [Steel Bones]... countless top talents are also coming one after another.

While Dick is growing rapidly, he is also constantly thinking:

How many kinds of monsters are there in this world?

Why are the monsters that appear more and more powerful?

Why does the god I killed also provide experience points?

But why think so much?

As long as I keep killing monsters, one day, I will unveil the mystery of this world and become the strongest.

(Mainly based on the Demon Hunter novel and the Mount and Blade game, and partly based on other Western fantasy literary works.)