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American Football New King
Fast, filthy, funny, and mean in all the right ways. For readers who like their LitRPG sharp, their football brutal, their romance explicit, and their protagonists actually dangerous.
Seventeen-year-old Levi lands in New York buried under his dead parents’ debt and living in a moldy Brooklyn basement with his eccentric, sleepwalking uncle — a man who thinks he’s Don Quixote and fights trash cans he swears are goblins.
Then the system glitches.
It doesn’t see modern New York. It sees a broken medieval world full of monsters, quests, and forbidden dungeons. His uncle becomes a delusional knight. High school parties turn into succubus raids. And Levi? He gets the power.
Brutal strength. A silver tongue that can talk anyone out of their money (or their clothes). Berserk rages that turn him into a human wrecking ball. Wall-walking, knight aura, and a body that evolves from Bronze to Silver Knight. Every perfect performance on the field or in bed earns him free attribute points.
While his uncle charges windmills and negotiates with vending machines, Levi dominates the football field like no high school player has ever done. He wins a PSAL championship, breaks every combine record at the All-American Bowl, and signs the richest rookie contract in NFL history with the New York Giants — skipping college entirely.
But rising this fast comes with enemies.
The NCAA wants to destroy him before he breaks their system. Chinatown gangs and mafia families are circling. A dangerously seductive Russian heiress and a calculating old-money art dealer both want a piece of him. And the deeper Levi goes into the knight’s path, the more the system demands real courage, sacrifice, and honor — not just stats.
This is the story of an overpowered immigrant kid clawing his way to the top of American power, sex, money, and fame — while the medieval system in his head keeps insisting that the real monsters wear suits, play politics, and smile for the cameras.