The Death-Returning Demon King-Class Player: Lost Man

Summary:

What if death wasn’t the end—
but the reset button that lets you rewrite fate?

In a world dominated by dungeons, monsters, and awakened players, humanity fights desperately for survival. Only those with powerful skills rise to the top, while the weak are swallowed by the chaos of the ever-growing dungeon threats.

Among them stands a single, insignificant player—
A young man with no talent, no special class, and no future. Considered skillless and useless, he struggles at the very bottom of the rankings. But everything changes the moment he dies on a disastrous dungeon expedition.

Because instead of darkness, he awakens again—alive, breathing, and standing in the past.

He has awakened a forbidden power:
Death Regression — the ability to return to life after dying, retaining all memories and experience.

With every death, he learns.
With every return, he grows stronger.
And with each reset, the once powerless player begins to inch closer toward a destiny that no one could have foreseen.

Faced with brutal monsters, world-ending catastrophes, and betrayal hiding in human faces, he uses his newfound ability to challenge fate itself. Slowly, he transforms from the weakest of players into a force rivaling the Demon King-Class, a tier so powerful that even the strongest tremble at its mention.

But the clock is ticking.
A calamity that once destroyed humanity is coming again—and only someone who has lived through countless deaths knows the truth hidden behind it.

This time, he refuses to fail.

Armed with experience carved into his very soul, he sets out to stop the dungeon outbreak before it consumes everything. Whether he becomes a hero, a monster, or something in between… will depend entirely on how far he is willing to push this cursed gift.

A gripping tale of regression, relentless growth, revenge, and world-saving determination, The Death-Returning Demon King-Class Player: Lost Man follows a man who embraces death itself to carve out the future he once lost.