Level 4 Human in a Ruined World Chapter 440

Novel: Level 4 Human in a Ruined World Author: Overcoat Updated: Jun 14, 2026

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Now reading: Chapter 440 from Level 4 Human in a Ruined World, a Adventure novel by Overcoat.

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Chapter 440: Beyond the Line of the Universe (1)

“What the… are you okay?”

It finally seed like Earth had gone off the deep end.

Sensing sothing off, Yeongwoo turned toward Earth and asked.

Earth then replied in a strangely twisted tone.

『I’ve got a planet-killing weapon attached to my body now—do you think I’m okay?』

Then, Earth once again prostrated itself before the Sun.

『I… I have beco a Planetary ship! I am terribly sorry.』

As Earth said this, the blinding white light that filled the surroundings dimd a bit, and from within, the Sun’s irritated voice echoed out.

『What the hell have you guys been saying this whole ti?』

Even if Earth's representative had gone crazy after crawling up from the bottom, the fact that the planet Earth itself had lost its mind was shocking even to the Sun.

Earth then pressed its forehead to the ground and shouted.

『I’ve committed an irreversible act, and thus, I have no way to atone!』

The Sun responded in a solemn tone.

『To alter your very being without permission—there is no greater blasphemy.』

But Earth’s next line utterly defied everyone’s expectations.

『Then I have nothing left to lose.』

『What?』

『Before delivering judgnt, please watch this simulation.』

With that, Earth slamd its palm onto the ground, and the sky began to shift.

Shhhhhhh…!

The Planetary ship simulation that Yeongwoo and Earth had previously viewed began to replay.

『What is this…?』

The brightness of the scene began to fade.

This indicated the Sun had deactivated its "suppression mode."

And for good reason.

Fwoosh!

Above the reappearing solar system model, a nonsensical equation appeared:

(「|l||I-Earth」「Jeong Yeongwoo07」「l||-Moro」) × Planetary ship Coefficient = 68

This figure of 68 represented the combined might of the two tiny rebels and the solar being Moro, multiplied by the Planetary ship coefficient—essentially symbolizing rebellion against the solar system itself.

Moro, currently at Influence Level 66, clearly understood the massive significance of this value, 68.

As soon as the number 68 appeared above the simulation, the white light blocking everyone’s view dispersed.

『What is the aning of this? Explain.』

As Moro withdrew the light and asked, Yeongwoo swiftly raised his head.

Flick!

And for the first ti, he laid eyes on the figure of his future mother-in-law—or was it father-in-law?

‘Wait, mother-in-law?!’

Yeongwoo's jaw dropped as he finally beheld the Sun Moro’s form.

The first thing he noticed was her long, flowing white hair.

The sleek, floating throne that supported her in midair was made entirely of that hair.

By contrast, her body was quite small.

She stood no taller than about 150 centiters.

Like her hair, her skin was a pale white, clad in silver armor that, due to her petite fra, looked almost cute.

‘Holy crap… that being is Influence Level 66?’

Even the re fact that she was seated on a throne of her own hair made it clear she wasn’t ordinary, but surprisingly, she didn’t exude overwhelming awe or pressure.

Perhaps that was because Yeongwoo had, in one way or another, been aware of her existence all his life.

“I… I greet the Sun Moro!”

Yeongwoo finally gave a proper formal greeting.

Moro rolled her silver eyes and looked down at him.

『Quite a change in attitude from earlier. Have you developed a newfound will to live?』

“……”

At her fierce smile, Yeongwoo responded with a faint one of his own.

“You… I an, even the Sun has never seen a Planetary ship before, right?”

『What?』

“I sensed it when you asked for an explanation of the simulation. Even you, the center of this planetary system, know nothing about Planetary ships.”

At that, Jupiter, who had been lying flat on the ground, raised its head and scolded Yeongwoo in the Sun's stead.

『You insolent brat! How dare you speak so to the Sun…!』

But the Sun Moro waved her hand, signaling him to be quiet.

『You're right. Even I have never seen anything like that. So?』

Just then, the simulation updated, generating a new planetary model based on the equation.

Flaaash!

Earth beca the center of the celestial system, with the Sun orbiting around it—a “Geo-centric System.”

『Horrifying.』

Seeing the center of the cosmos shift, the Sun once again expressed vague dread.

But as the saying goes, a crisis is also an opportunity.

Yeongwoo didn’t miss his chance and jumped in with another line.

“The horrifying thing isn’t the new planetary system, but the influence that the resulting Planetary ship could bring, isn’t it?”

『……!』

At his words, the Sun Moro’s silver eyes glead even more brightly.

Yeongwoo continued without missing a beat.

“What we’ve initiated is not a rebellion against the solar system. It’s an opportunity—for the Sun to rise as a truly great being.”

This aligned with the previous argunt about overcoming inherent limitations.

Achieving a Planetary ship with Influence Level 68 didn’t just an the Sun would gain two levels—it ant she would no longer need to show deference to beings with Influence Level 70 and above.

In essence, it was a chance for the Sun to break through her own limitations.

“O great Sun, this humble being knows nothing! What lies beyond this universe? To whom must even the Sun show deference?”

『You…!』

At Yeongwoo’s final line, the Sun’s expression froze.

Though she was the supre being within the solar system, she was reminded that she was by no ans absolute in the grander universe.

Just as the planets within this system must show deference to the Sun, the Sun, beyond her realm, must do the sa to countless other beings.

『You… are quite bold.』

This ti, the Sun’s “bold” sounded more like praise than rebuke.

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That was because, in its entire existence, it had never seen such a cosmic perspective from a re creature.

"As you said, the planet-ship is a dreadful entity. Sothing whose authority has grown by two levels… I can hardly imagine it. But—"

As soon as the Sun said “But—”, the simulation of the sky changed.

Whoosh!

They had finally reached the part where the planet-ship deviates from its orbit.

As the Earth-ship, now the center of a new planetary system, left its original orbit and began to traverse space, the orbits of the Sun and its many planets beca distorted.

『…….』

The Sun’s silvery eyes followed the daring trajectory of the Earth-ship.

Then, its gaze settled on a massive energy source tracing a spiral orbit around the Earth—its own model.

『But in the end, this growth isn’t mine.』

It was the sa thing Jupiter had said.

The new celestial body and its heightened authority level belonged entirely to the planet-ship.

The original mbers of the solar system, including the Sun, were essentially reduced to re assistants for its operation.

So it was only natural that the Sun, which had reigned as the absolute ruler of the solar system, wouldn’t welco such a sudden demotion.

“Ah.”

Fortunately, Yeongwoo, who had prepared much thanks to his conversation with Jupiter, responded smoothly.

“That problem… can be partially resolved.”

『What do you an?』

“After all, we—or rather, the Earth-ship—cannot move without your help. So…”

Swish.

Yeongwoo held up three fingers.

“Separation of powers!”

『Separation… of powers?』

The Sun echoed Yeongwoo’s words, as if entranced.

Then Yeongwoo looked up at the planet-ship above.

“The solar system, the Earth-ship, and I, representing humanity. From now on, the trajectory of the planet-ship will require approval from at least two of the three.”

『What? That’s just majority rule, not separation of powers.』

The Earth, well-versed in human society, imdiately raised an objection.

But Yeongwoo didn’t care about such details.

“How does it sound? Since the Earth is essentially a mber of the solar system, it’s practically a 2-to-1 division of shares in the planet-ship.”

It sort of made sense—and didn’t.

"……."

Sure enough, the Sun blinked, unable to respond.

Strictly speaking, Earth was no longer a planet.

Its body was now outfitted with grotesque cannons, and even its core had beco twisted.

—What’s the matter, Sun? Don’t tell you’re scared? I’ve already mounted cannons, you know. Don’t make things difficult.

The words the Earth had once spoken echoed vividly in mory.

No matter how you looked at it, the Earth was no longer part of the solar system.

It had beco a problematic entity that required ideological verification.

"……."

But before the Sun could delve deeper into thought, Yeongwoo quickly interjected.

“No need to overthink it. This is simply a matter of whether you want to stand equal with a level 70 authority, or spend eternity circling your orbit only to die from a cannon strike.”

It was an extre example, but shockingly accurate.

Becoming a planet-ship ant no longer being a passive entity.

Having a fixed orbit—whether as a planet or a star—was no different than having a fixed future and ending.

But a planet-ship that could dodge artillery fire or navigate in real-ti...

“Forge your own destiny. That’s the path to greatness!”

To deviate from a preordained orbit as a star, to step down from being the center of the solar system.

There could be no greater challenge for the Sun.

And yet, it was being urged to do so by a re human born on a single planet.

A mortal who had overco his origin and now stood face to face with the Sun.

“Decide now! Will you remain a predictable being forever? Or…”

As Yeongwoo passionately took a step toward the Sun, a strange light flashed above his head.

Fwish!