SSS Rank Auctioneer
Synopsis
At eighteen, Ethan Graves awakens the weakest possible ability:
[Auctioneer's Eye]
While others gain powerful combat skills, elemental magic, or legendary classes, Kieran can only see the market value of abilities.
A useless power.
Or so everyone thinks.
One day he discovers a hidden feature.
When someone dies, abandons a skill, or loses ownership, that skill enters a cosmic auction house accessible only to him.
Fire Magic.
Sword Mastery.
Dragon Bloodline.
Ancient Alchemy.
Even legendary classes.
Everything can be bought if he has enough Auction Points.
Instead of fighting monsters directly, Kieran becomes a trader, investor, and manipulator of the world's most valuable commodity:
Power itself.
While nations wage wars for territory, Kieran secretly controls the market that decides who becomes strong and who becomes weak.
But the deeper he climbs, the more terrifying the truth becomes.
The Auction System isn't a gift.
It's a marketplace created by gods.
And humanity itself is the product being sold.
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Chapters (24 Total)
RSS- 1 Chapter 1: The Worthless Class
- 2 Chapter 2: The Infinite Auction Hall
- 3 Chapter 3: The First Investment
- 4 Chapter 4: Profit
- 5 Chapter 5: The Dead Man's Skill
- 6 Chapter 6: The Legendary Class
- 7 Chapter 7: The Birth of a Unique Skill
- 8 Chapter 8: The Trap Hidden in Gold
- 9 Chapter 9: Someone Is Watching
- 10 Chapter 10: Fragment Hunt
- 11 Chapter 11: The Compass Moves
- 12 Chapter 12: The Crimson Collector
- 13 Chapter 13: The First Trial
- 14 Chapter 14: The Value of Judgment
- 15 Chapter 15: The Merchant King's Test
- 16 Chapter 16: The Forgotten Auctioneer
- 17 Chapter 17: A Battle of Contracts
- 18 Chapter 18: The Auction Duel
- 19 Chapter 19: One Second of Time
- 20 Chapter 20: The Price of the Self
- 21 Chapter 21: The SSS-Rank Auctioneer
- 22 Chapter 22: The First Auction
- 23 Chapter 23: A Letter From the First
- 24 Chapter 24: The Guardian of the Treasury
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