Beacon from Beyond [Book 1 Stubbed]

Leven lived his entire life being the best person he could possibly be, careful to never let his anger issues define him or hurt anyone. He was known for his kindness despite his disorder, and was proud of it, until he finds out that it might've all been for nothing when the people he cares about the most don't feel the same to him. Betrayed, he attempts to lash out at someone for the first and only time in his life, only for it to result in an unsatisfying death he refuses to accept. His soul's struggle against the end eventually garners attention from outside powers, and he is rescued by something calling itself the System. In return for a second life, it tells him he must ascend to Godhood and beyond before the damaged System loses energy and dies, destroying a section of the multiverse with it. Now reincarnated into a brutal new primitive world, the quest is quickly forgotten as he struggles to survive, much less ascend. Despite that, a fire within him continues to push him to a future he can hardly see. What to expect:  - Bloody world with original monsters, I do not copy other works.  - Slow burn to power, faster pace of events. This may, at times, result in noteworthy things happening jarringly quick   - Deep lore that isn’t always spelled out directly for the reader.  - MC will sometimes make mistakes that cannot be undone. He must live with these mistakes and fix the results of them instead (that being said, he will not be unreasonably stupid either. If the reader can see an obvious solution, he will as well).  - Strong MC in a stronger world. He will not be OP anywhere near the start, even though it may seem like it at a glance. VERY high power cap for him to grow into.  - There will be times when it seems like the story falls into certain typical pitfalls of the LitRPG Genre. IT DOESN'T. I throw curveballs a chapter or two later.   Please also remember this is my first story. Early on, I was very inexperienced and learning things as I went. I've been told that my work gets visibly better at times (I've been told "After chapter fifty" by like 8 people independently lmao) and worse at others as I learned how to mesh my ideas. I'm proud of it, and I have fun rereading it every time I do, but I'm well aware of how unpolished it is, especially in the early chapters. Release schedule is 2 chapters per week, slightly unstable schedule due to unstable financial situation Link to Amazon in the Chapter 5 author's notes.