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I Died From Overwork and Got Reincarnated as the Weakest Support Class

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I Died From Overwork and Got Reincarnated as the Weakest Support Class

by DaoistWSBGG1

In the world of Beacon, your soul is judged at birth, and your fate is locked forever by the Temple of Fate. Calvin, an ordinary corporate customer service representative, dies from consecutive night shifts of brutal overwork, only to transmigrate into this ruthless game-like world. To his despair, the System assigns him [Light Support]—universally mocked as the weakest, most useless trash-class in existence, whose skills decay heavily by -70% against any living target. Refusing to be a doormat in this second life, Calvin flips his own name backward. Calvin becomes Nivlac—a silent, defiant vow to reverse his fate or die trying. With zero combat talent and bottom-tier stats, Nivlac has only one weapon: eight years of hard-won psychological endurance from dealing with angry, irrational corporate clients. While other heroes rely on brute force, Nivlac weaponizes tactical empathy and hard logic to de-escalate lethal panic, manipulate enemy weaknesses, and weld a broken party together. [Volume 1: The Outcast’s Awakening] Follow Nivlac’s journey from a rejected guild applicant to a local legend. When the terrifying Trial of the Seven Deadly Sins threatens to consume him, he doesn’t just heal his allies—he converts “Trust” itself into the ultimate weapon, conquering his inner darkness and awakening the forbidden hidden class: [Beacon Support].[Volume 2: War of the Five Emperors] But the light of the Beacon has caught the eyes of the Five Primordial Emperors—ancient, corrupted gods ruling over Wrath, Delusion, and Greed. They see the unique energy inside Nivlac as the ultimate ingredient to break their power ceilings. As the Beacon Company journeys into the brutal northern tundras, a cosmic hunt begins. But the gods are about to learn the hard way: you should never underestimate a man who survived eight years in corporate customer service. — Description from novelcodex.org

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