The White Room’s greatest masterpiece, the “strongest monster” in everyone’s eyes: Kiyotaka Ayanokoji.
After emerging from that hellish place, he had only one thought:
“I want to live freely. Like a truly ordinary person.”
At Advanced Nurturing High School, he planned to hide all his abilities and quietly get through three years.
A seat by the window in the back row, a comfortably distant social life, grades that were neither good nor bad: the perfect disguise as an “extra.”
Kiyotaka Ayanokoji thought he could keep hiding like this forever.
But when Class D was branded a “failure,” when the school’s cruel rules gradually came to light, and when someone began testing his limits behind the scenes
he finally realized:
Some rules had been designed as traps for him from the very beginning.
And the White Room was never his only shackle.
“Having power but refusing to use it is the true mark of a fool.”
His father’s words still echoed in his ears.
But he was determined to prove that even without using his power, he could live life on his own terms.
Still, if anyone dared to pick on his people, he wouldn’t mind showing the world what it meant to crush someone from a higher dimension.
“I told you, all I want is to be a free, ordinary person. Why won’t any of you believe me?”
We improved a little bit of his humanity and at the same time lowered a little bit of his rationality. This was intentional, because in this way you know that this kind of Brother Lu is incomplete [laughter]
Maybe it's because I haven't read practical teaching for a long time, but I accidentally found this book and it seemed quite good. Although the plot generally follows the original text, the author's understanding of the characters is still very accurate, and I almost didn't feel OOC. The biggest highlight of this book is the shaping of Ayanokouji's human nature. If the author can correct some of the shortcomings of the original work, it would still be a very good work even without adding his own design (after all, Kinugasa's original text is really a bit boring). Incidentally, the author's multiple character perspectives are also interesting. Good article, keep it up
Did the author first write the fanfic on site B and then move it there? I feel like I've seen this on Bilibili. Also, please update more every day. Thank you. Please follow the example of the hard-working instructor next door, re0, and update four or five times a day. (As a practical animation fan, I didn't expect that the characters of Hui and Horikita were so unflattering at the beginning of the original work 🤦)
Not bad. By the way, can the heroine be Sudo?
It's not bad and it fits the original work well. Brother Lu is rare to have some humanity [please update]
The writing is very good. Maybe changing the title of the book will get more traffic🤔
The writing is great. Let me put it bluntly. Yili knows nothing but practical teachings 😏 Come on, I hope you won't stop updating. [Sending my heart]
Personally I feel very good
Why does it look like this? [Pauses face] He also said that he should gain weight, but he ended up dying from it.
The rhythm is very steady, and Ling Xiaolu's emotional description is very good. It feels like it's a matter of course, come on, come on, I hope the author can make more pictures while maintaining the level 👍