An anomaly occurred at the very moment the protagonist was meant to be born.
He had waited for this life for a long time—longer than most souls ever do. For a full century, he had observed Earth from beyond, studying its systems, its people, its conflicts. Every plan he made, every countermeasure he prepared, was designed specifically for that world.
But when the time finally came… he was denied birth.
The Goddess of Birth delivered the verdict calmly. An error beyond her control had occurred, and Earth was no longer an option. With no other choice, she sent the disappointed soul to another god—one who governed reincarnation itself.
This god offered him a second chance.
Not on Earth, but in another world entirely.
At first, the protagonist refused. He argued bitterly. Everything he had prepared—every strategy, every expectation—was useless elsewhere. He had devoted a hundred years to Earth alone. To throw that away felt cruel.
The god listened patiently.
In the end, a compromise was reached.
If the protagonist accepted rebirth in this new world, he would be granted certain advantages to survive—and thrive.
The world he was offered was dangerous. Demons roamed freely, monsters ruled vast lands, and many beings wielded magic as naturally as breathing. Multiple races existed, each with their own strengths.
Yet the protagonist chose to be reborn as a human. Humans were familiar. Adaptable. And underestimated.
The gifts he received were extraordinary.
He could view the status of himself and others—skills, attributes, growth. He could craft tools and construct structures using imagination alone, turning images in mind into real objects. His creations granted powerful buffs, and he could farm resources efficiently to sustain himself.
But his greatest gift was unique.
Any task he performed ten times would make him more than twice as proficient as before. This growth could be set as limit to any point or left limitless.
So the growth doesn't stop, it stacks up if put limit, stacked points keep getting accumulated and gets redeemed if he dies by any chance.
It's 100 points per death.
200 points gets accumulated if it's stacks for a work that is done 10 times. Which is maxed out (limit is set by user!).
Since he got this points Stacking up, His power levels can be changed through simple settings exclusive to him.
He can either jump to higher level or remain at lower level, by using the stacked points.