In the year 1675, our Earth began changing, and all continents, except Antarctica, merged together on the globe, creating one super-continent.
Same usual bullshit, like what you'd read in those other novels.
This super-continent was called Terra.(Yea I know, lazy name. You think you have a better name? Well then cmon, let's hear it)
Dungeons, Gates, and so on started to form around the world. A colossal tower fell from the sky(this sounds so stupid but whatever), composed of 100 levels, and was named the Tower of Obelisk. I don't think I need to explain all this. It's the typical setting you'd find in dungeon gate-related novels.
Dwarves, Elves, and Orcs, blah blah blah, came to Earth through gates, blah blah, and started coexisting.
Four distinct domain were created, with humans claiming 30% of the land, blah blah, Elves with 20%, blah blah, Orcs with 20%, blah blah, and Dwarves with 20%, blah blah.
The remaining 10% comprises jungles and basins, inhabited by monsters, and so on.
Now, we have four separate entities governing the four domains of the Tera supercontinent.
1) Empire of Terra: This is a supreme government where the leader can be elected, ruling over the human domain.
2) Orc King: The Orcs have their own ruler, known as the Orc King.
3) Thornvale: The Elves, much like the Orcs, operate under a monarchy. But, unlike the unintelligent Orcs, there is a single family governing the entire Elven domain, known as the Thornvale family.
4) The Dwarven High Council: The Dwarves have a governmental system similar to that of humans.
{Here I will only talk about Empire of Terra and Human domain.}
Empire of Terra
Monarch: High Sovereign {Can be selected, is elected every once in 10 years.}
The High Sovereign is the supreme ruler of Human Domain, holding the ultimate authority and power.
Directly below The High Sovereign is Nobels.
Nobility:
Duke/Duchess: The highest-ranking noble title, given to individuals who govern major regions of Human Domain within the empire.
Marquis/Marchioness: Below the Duke/Duchess, responsible for overseeing different states.
Count/Countess: Ruling over specific lands or districts, accountable to the higher-ranking nobles.
Baron/Baroness: In charge of smaller estates or administrative divisions under a count.
Viscount/Viscountess: Holds a subordinate title, assisting higher-ranking nobles with their responsibilities.
Lord/Lady: Minor nobility who may serve as advisors or hold minor administrative roles.
{Here I will talk about Hunters}
Hunters are awakened humans.
Special chosen people can awaken and become a hunter.
And a hunter can choose one of five classes: Mage, Tank, Fighter, Healer, or Ranger.
Of course, Hunters ain't complete without their handy-dandy Status window.
Hunter Tier system: (S+)Strongest,... (G-)Weakest...you get the drill. I don't think I need to explain.
Now, let's get to the good part: the SYSTEM.
Our unlucky protagonist, the Mc, gets a special treat - a system instead of the ordinary status window, when he awakens as a hunter.
Now why did I called him unlucky? Welp... What do you think?
Now, monsters! They come in 12 power levels, with Level 1 being the usual garbage like goblins and such.
But Level 12 monsters mean serious business - Like Dragons and stuff.
Don't you worry, there are even sub-levels for monsters, like 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, and so on.