Genesis: The Lucky Blacksmith
Loser

Riko walks gontai back to his boarding house. He even desperately avoided Jaka and the other friends for not being able to face them after getting such a bad result. Level F players. It was almost like other normal people were non-players. How can he get a level as low as that when his performance in fighting monsters is actually not too bad. Riko really felt unfair.

Various feelings filled him. Anger, shame, disgust, it felt like his whole life was just a failure. Not only about his lectures, even in the selection of players he also failed. What else can Riko be proud of?

“Job!” it's full of emotion.

Riko slammed her bag hard. Even so, he still refrained from slamming his phone that was in his grasp. Not satisfied to vent the defeat, now it's the turn of his flat foam mattress that became a victim. Riko kicked her mattress up to the point of touching the wall. His pillow was also a target. Riko continued to rampage in silence, while still being careful not to damage the electronic furniture that there were only a few in his room. He still takes into account the profit and loss if it damages the monitor screen or fan.

After fifteen minutes passed and Riko's annoyance subsided, the young man finally sat panting on the cold floor of his room. Riko was down in sadness. Tears unconsciously drip slowly to the floor. So hurt Riko heart until finally the sound of a stuck sobbing increasingly makes the situation sad.

Riko's tears didn't stop coming out. Even more and more rapidly flooded his two eyes. Even his snot clogged his nose. Riko kept crying for a while. He's not a bad boy. The last time Riko cried was probably when she was in SD or Junior High. When Sita asked for a break up, RIko was not that injured. But today, he really felt like a loser. A failed man who has no ability.

In the field he was most interested in, even acknowledged by others, it turned out that he also failed. Though Riko is confident enough to be a strong player. But what is this? Why does the system give him the lowest level? Does this make any sense?

Question after question demands an answer. He feels unfair. Riko was so frustrated and angry. He even had to avoid his friends because of the shame that was no longer insured. What should he do now? Does he have to give up? His full head finally made Riko exhausted. The young man fell asleep in the midst of the turmoil of his heart.

The next morning, Riko woke up still with a heavy feeling. His phone rang earlier, but he had no taste to talk to anyone. He only had a glance at the notification on the screen of his phone. Messages from Jaka and his other friends. Five missed calls from her mother and sister. That'sallthatis. Riko slightly wished Sita contacted him. But nil.

Reluctantly, the young man then walked to the bathroom of his boarding house outside the room. Shared bathroom. Fortunately not many residents of the boarding house are still sleeping there since the monster attack the other day. Only Riko and the two fourth-graders survived. I don't know why they didn't come home. Riko was not very familiar with the two. And now the two of them seemed to be not in his room. Maybe to college.

“Man's basis is useless,” his murmur is bitter.

Riko's mind was again haunted by a sense of inferiority as before. But this time his sanity has started to return. Does he have to give up? No. gabe. Although his life was already very chaotic, but giving up was never in his dictionary. Riko has to survive even if he becomes a loser. That was how his life was all along.

Moreover, Riko realized that the system gave him advantages in other states besides strength, namely luck. With such high luck points, RIko might be able to become a blacksmith that produces high quality items. At least he could live by selling those high-level weapons. He will prove his ability in front of people who underestimate him, including Sita.

After thinking so, RIko began to rise up and straighten her head again. He then grabbed his detached pillowcase, then wiped his face from the tears that had flowed. Not forgetting he threw away his snot that had piled up and made it difficult to breathe.

“Even if I'm level F, but I'm still a player, ‘right? I don't care what anyone else wants. I will prove that I am a talented blacksmith,” growled with passion.

After finishing the bath and clearing her mind of negative things, Riko took her phone to see the latest news. Even if he was an F-level player, but the government would still give him a salary. Very few indeed, only half of UMR. Even so, Riko could still hang on with the money.

While looking at the salary acceptance procedures, Riko actually found a news article about the emergence of several new dungeon breaks simultaneously. Riko's spirit is burning. The news sent him to the team recruitment portal to face the dungeon break before the dimensional gate opened and bring monsters to the real world.

Hurriedly Riko signs up to get into the nearby dungeon hunting team. If he could enter the dungeon, then his chance of taking the Crystal was even greater. He could also collect various drop items from monsters to become a high-level weapon or armor-making material. Riko should not waste the opportunity.

However, not until ten minutes later, his request to join the dungeon hunting team he chose was rejected. The team was already full of other players. Finally, without giving up, Riko tried to sign up with the other team. One, two three, up to several other teams, Riko remained rejected. Not a single team of dungeon hunters would accept it. Riko finally realized that the reason all those teams rejected him was because of his extremely low level status. Player F level. No team is willing to accept it. Once again, Riko's spirit must again be forced out.