Absolute Defense: Please Just Let Me Die

What if you woke up in a world where everyone could log into a dreamlike VR realm… and fate was decided by the talent you awakened? From F-Rank to SSS-Rank. That was the limit. Or so they thought. When Zain logged in for the first time, the world froze. [Congratulations!] You have awakened a God-Level Talent. Absolute Defense. Talent Description: — Reduces all incoming damage by 99.9%. — Only 0.1% of any attack can harm the user. — Cannot be upgraded. — This is the absolute limit of defense. The forums exploded. Guilds sent invitations. A walking fortress had been born. Zain thought he had found his cheat. Then a second message appeared. One no one else could see. [Hidden System Activated.] Death Copy Protocol Initialized. — Upon death, copy the ability that killed you. — The more extreme the death, the greater the reward. — Death strengthens the host. Two broken abilities. One invincible future. He could conquer the world. There was just one problem. He couldn’t die. In a world where players only have three lives and fear losing even one… Zain began chasing death. He leapt into volcanoes. He provoked raid bosses. He stood still during ultimate attacks. And every time... 1 damage. 0.8 damage. 0.3 damage. The more he tried, the stronger his resistances became. Fire stopped burning him. Curses stopped affecting him. Even pain began to dull. He was adapting. Soon, something even stranger began happening. Bosses started recognizing him. An Ancient Demon Lord once trembled and said, “Please… I will return to Purgatory. Just leave me alone.” A World Dragon logged out mid-fight. A raid boss refused to activate its second phase. Players whispered a new title in fear: The Unkillable Calamity. In a world where death is common… Where people trip and lose their lives over greed or carelessness… Dying has become the hardest thing Zain has ever tried to do. Standing in the center of a collapsed dungeon, surrounded by exhausted bosses who had been attacking him for hours Zain finally snapped. “PLEASE… JUST LET ME DIE!!!”