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Accidentally OP: The System Doesn’t Even Know What Hit Him

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Ryo Kazuhara died in the dumbest way imaginable: crushed by a runaway vending machine. Waking up in a fantasy world should’ve been his big second chance. A new life, magical powers, maybe even a harem if the gods were generous. Instead… he got this. The Chaotic Providence System (CPS) doesn’t grant him normal cheats. It doesn’t give him levels, stats, or a reliable power set. What it does give him is: “I want to be strong!” → An army of chickens. “Give me a weapon!” → A squeaky hammer. “Help me escape!” → Teleports him three feet to the left. The system is sarcastic, unhelpful, and maybe even broken. Unfortunately, the world doesn’t care—because every time Ryo’s powers misfire, chaos ripples across kingdoms, factions, and cults. Suddenly, nobles, assassins, and even rival transmigrators believe he’s a chosen anomaly who can change the fate of the continent. Armed with sarcasm, wit, and a system that trolls him more than it helps, Ryo must survive scheming courts, ancient relics, and continent-shaking wars… while trying not to die a second time. Can chaos itself become the greatest weapon? Or will Ryo’s stupidity accidentally end civilization as they know it?
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Chapter 1 - Chapter 1/Part 1/ – The Vending Machine Apocalypse

Part 1: A Very Stupid Death

The last thing Ryo Kazuhara expected that morning was to be flattened by a vending machine.

He wasn't even doing anything heroic. No noble sacrifice, no dramatic last stand. Just walking back from a convenience store with a bag of discounted karaage in hand, humming an anime opening under his breath. The crosswalk light blinked green, cicadas screamed from the roadside trees, and life was — as usual — utterly boring.

That was when the rumble started.

A sound like thunder rolling down the empty street. Ryo blinked, turned his head, and caught the sight of it —

A vending machine. Not a soda can rolling loose. Not a delivery cart losing balance. An entire vending machine, metal casing dented, glass rattling, rocketing down the sloped sidewalk like it had somewhere very urgent to be.

"...Is that — seriously?" Ryo muttered.

It came faster, wheels sparking from some unseen dolly beneath it, and people on the far end of the street shouted in confusion. None of them were close enough to be in danger. None of them except —

"...Oh, hell no."

Ryo took one step back. The machine picked up speed. His brain supplied the logical options: step sideways, run, literally anything. Instead, he froze, like an idiot deer in the headlights of a vending-machine-shaped truck.

In the split second before impact, he thought, This is the dumbest possible way to die. My parents are going to laugh at my funeral.

CRUNCH.

Everything went black.

A breeze touched his cheek. The smell of grass — not city pavement — drifted through his nose. Birds chirped somewhere above.

Ryo groaned, rolling onto his back. His bag of karaage was gone. His body wasn't broken. He sat up slowly, blinking against sunlight too bright, too clean. No skyscrapers. No cars. Just endless rolling meadows, a sapphire sky, and, in the distance, the silhouette of stone towers.

"...Okay. Either I'm dead," he muttered, "or I got isekai'd by a soda machine."

A chime echoed in his skull.

> [Booting Chaotic Providence System...]

Ryo froze.

Another line of glowing blue text hovered in the air, letters flickering like a busted screen:

> [Congratulations! Cause of Death: 'Blunt Force Trauma via Beverage Dispenser.' Truly inspiring.]

"...Excuse me?"

> [Welcome, Ryo Kazuhara, to — ERROR: destination undefined. Please enjoy your stay.]

The words faded, then reassembled in crooked alignment.

> [Would you like a tutorial? Yes / No]

Ryo rubbed his face. "Oh, great. I got the beta version."