A Chuunibyou's Self-Cultivation

The title may change. 2020.9.29 The CP is set. Note: 1. Self-indulgent doppelganger fiction, essentially self-shipping with yourself. Don't read if that's not your thing. 2. Plot-focused. The male lead has few scenes early on. A fourth-calamity style story. 3. The protagonist has a severe case of chuunibyou. His actions and thoughts are his own responsibility and have nothing to do with the author. [Twins of light and shadow: You are me, and I am you] Romance synopsis: A young mage accidentally gets a summoning circle that can call beings from another world. Excited, he sets out to attack the Church of Light, determined to make black magic replace the light and pull the God of Light from his pedestal. Later, a young man with a face identical to the boy's appears before him. Smiling, he asks, "I hear you want to pull me from my pedestal?" The boy: "..." Plot synopsis: A great mage finds an ancient magic scroll, said to contain forbidden old magic banned by the empire and the church, capable of summoning evil spirits. The great mage doesn't care whether it's forbidden. He expects the scroll to summon a powerful evil spirit. After a flash of light, there are 1, 2, 3, 4... 20... humans... The weakest kind, ordinary humans with not a trace of magic... The great mage: "???" The world's first full-dive game is released, with only 20 spots for beta testers. The players who fought tooth and nail for those spots log in and see a handsome boy with a sour expression. System notice: [The great mage's affinity toward you has decreased by 1] The players: "???" I haven't even done anything. Why has the NPC's affinity gone down? Also, wasn't this game supposed to be set in a wuxia world? What happened to roaming the martial world with a sword and righting wrongs? Isn't it a little rebellious to put a great mage in a wuxia setting? Ugh, lousy developers, advertising one thing and delivering another. Theme: Build a beautiful otherworld and create a happy new home.