LTspice inverting op amp circuit does not function at all like expected
This is your inverting amplifier circuit: -

So, as with any inverting amplifier, if you feed the input with a positive voltage, then the output has to become negative with respect to the non-inverting input voltage in order to maintain a virtual earth at the inverting input pin.
Given that your op-amp negative supply pin is 0 volts and your non-inverting input pin is also 0 volts, the op-amp cannot fulfill this requirement. But the op-amp does what it can and, it lowers its output voltage as far as it can go. That ideally would also mean ground but, the LF411 isn't a rail-to-rail op-amp and can only lower its output pin to a couple of volts above the negative supply pin (0 volts).
Try setting input voltage V1 to a negative value like -0.1 volts. If you do that, the LF411's output should then be +1.0 volts i.e. ten times higher but inverted. With -0.2 volts at the input, the output should be about +2.0 volts.
However, another problem with the LK411 is that the minimum supply rail for the device is recommended to be 7 volts (0 volts and 7 volts or, -3.5 volts and +3.5 volts as an example). You are operating it with only 5 volts and your spice model may throw up some oddball behaviour because of this.
As with any op-amp application, virtual or real, read the data sheet. The LF411 is not suited to low power rail voltage applications and it is not a rail-to-rail device by any stretch of the imagination.