Lin En, a transmigrator whose soul comes from modern Earth, wakes up to find himself the infamous “half-cripple” of the Aesira Continent: the cursed second son of the Viter family. His body is split in two by a bizarre rift. The left half is decayed and ruined, radiating a deathly stillness that annihilates all things; the right half shines with golden light, flowing with supreme divinity. Unable to cultivate any battle aura or magic, he is abandoned by his family and mocked by the world as a “lame monster.”
Then the “Worlds-Saving System” activates. This mysterious System gives him no conventional path to level up, but instead issues a series of seemingly absurd tasks: [Touch the family relic with your decaying hand], [Use your divine gaze on the knight who mocked you], [Pour the stolen holy water down the drain]… Lin En does them, hoping against hope, only to discover that the “decay” power seen as a curse can devour matter and energy, turning them into the most fundamental “fragments of rules,” while his “divine” power can weave these fragments into “divine chains” capable of binding things.
The System’s ultimate mission is laid out before him: [Ultimate objective: Imprison the gods. Current progress: 0/12 (Acquire the core keys of twelve planes)]. At the same time, Lin En meets Ailiya, a genius magic swordswoman and the exiled princess of the Silvermoon Kingdom. The System immediately issues a related quest: [Earn Ailiya’s trust and reach “Reliance” in her favorability]. The reward is… a “balancing agent” that can temporarily stabilize the conflicting forces inside him.
For the sake of survival and power, Lin En has no choice but to get close to Ailiya. Using his information advantage and the System’s quest hints, while she is being hunted
