War Machine

In a dystopian metropolis ruled by the metahuman elite, genetic rank is law. S-Rank "gods" strut before camera crews, the corporate-sponsored Aegis Alliance writes off mass casualties as collateral, and unpowered humans are treated as disposable cattle. Then came Rami Sterling. Transmigrated into an unfamiliar city with zero cash, zero pedigree, and no genetic "Gene-Spark," Rami has only two things going for him: a sharp tongue and Darby, the tactical AI living in his head. While metahumans view their powers as a divine birthright, Rami sees them for what they truly are—unoptimized biological glitches waiting to be patched out with a high-grade plasma railgun. Starting from an abandoned industrial garage with scrap fished out of war-zone rubble, Rami hotwires salvaged microchips and Darby’s core code to construct his own custom LitRPG Tech System. Through it, he tracks telemetry, synthesizes blueprints, and manages nano-mass to build his answer to divinity: the Overclock system. Wrapped in modular, nano-mechanical armor that reconfigures mid-combat into heavy artillery, hard-light blades, and high-frequency EMP emitters—and speaking through a sealed helmet with an echoing, James Spader-esque metallic resonance—Rami crashes the theatrical conflicts of heroes and villains alike. He isn't out to be a savior, and he certainly isn't playing by the Hero Union’s rulebook. He's here to dismantle corrupt syndicates, humiliate arrogant S-Ranks on live television, and prove a point: Biology is an evolutionary dead end. Engineering is forever.