Lin Yuan fuses with Aizen and is summoned by the cool, black-stockings-wearing campus beauty.
To grow stronger, the System activates, launching the Hogyoku Project. He pursues the ultimate power and seeks to overthrow the Empress's rule.
At first, Lin Wanwan thinks Lin Yuan is just a handsome, ordinary guy: elegant in manner, kind, and polite.
Then she discovers that he is absurdly powerful.
The Kido he casts casually is far beyond anyone's understanding.
A single burst of spiritual pressure wipes out a whole group of enemies.
Facing Lin Yuan, Lin Wanwan nearly falls in love with him. He teaches her calligraphy, enjoys reading, and is elegant and courteous. She almost gives him her whole heart.
But it is all just an illusion.
Lin Yuan opens up Hueco Mundo and undermines the throne, stopping at nothing to complete the Hogyoku Project.
Until the Hogyoku is complete, until he enters his final state.
He gains true immortality.
Lin Yuan's gentle facade is torn away completely.
“From this day on, I will stand at the top!”
Only then do people realize that all the warmth and coincidences were nothing but an illusion he had carefully woven... a perfect illusion.
What I wanted to see was Aizen's famous scene showing off, but after reading more than 30 chapters, I found it boring and bland. Although the male protagonist adopts an Aizen template, he wants to have a famous scene but not a famous scene, and he has to be pretentious but not pretentious.
Like the style more than ten years ago, classic within the classic