It Seems My Job Aptitude Didn't Come with Human Rights

Even six years after its release, the legendary MMORPG Lord of Grandeur (LOG) remained wildly popular. One of its most devoted hardcore players, Hayato Yuma, was eagerly looking forward to the new update featuring the reincarnation system. Within LOG’s vast world of seemingly infinite class and skill combinations, he had been searching for the ultimate build—but now, with the newly introduced reincarnation system allowing players to carry over skill points and start again from level one, he saw new possibilities.

As soon as he got home, Hayato prepared immediately and executed the update the moment it went live. Using his max-level character, he initiated reincarnation through the new system.

In that instant, the world turned upside down—and when the visuals settled, he found himself somewhere completely unfamiliar. As he sat up on an opulent bed he’d never seen before, tended by an unknown woman in a maid outfit, the truth hit him: he had actually reincarnated.

Reincarnated as a young child, Hayato began learning about the world and soon discovered that this new place had the same kind of job aptitude system as LOG. Although the country’s name and details were different, it just might be a world connected to LOG.

With that thought, Hayato realized—maybe he could now test the ultimate build on himself.

However, despite being born as the eldest son of the prestigious Count Fallentail family, his job aptitude turned out to be far from what was expected. As a result, he was promptly cast out.

This is the story of a protagonist who reincarnates into another world, uses his game knowledge to survive exile, and rises to become the strongest.

From the author of Fun Territory Defense of the Easy-Going Lord ~The Nameless Village Is Made Into the Strongest Fortified City by Production Magic~(お気楽領主の楽しい領地防衛 〜生産系魔術で名もなき村を最強の城塞都市に〜)