Reverse Conquest (Ensemble)

007 was born in a laboratory. When a conquest System came knocking, it promised that completing conquests would earn him his freedom.

007 agreed without hesitation.

But 007 didn't understand love.

Ambushed during a transaction, the youngest port executive faced a storm of bullets. The burning flames reflected in his violet eyes, turning them into a picture of death and new life. As he embraced death, his loyal subordinate saved him, taking enough bullets to be riddled with holes.

The young executive, wrapped in bandages, stepped over his subordinate's corpse without so much as a glance.

First conquest: "The White Moonlight Falls". Bad ending.

The Six-Eyed scion of a jujutsu family could have anything he wanted. Even when his childhood friend died before his eyes, he couldn't spare him a single look of appreciation.

"He's too weak. So many people want to swear loyalty to me. I don't need him, too."

Second conquest: "Childhood Friends in Pairs". Bad ending.

007 didn't understand love, but he knew pain. The shadows of dying twice lingered in his heart, and 007 had had enough.

The conquest System thought for a moment. "How about making them conquer you instead?"

And so...

The Divine Child dreamed of leading Rikkai to three consecutive championships, but then the worst news of his life arrived.

Desperate, he heard a voice whisper in his ear: "Conquer that boy, and you can return to the court."

The Divine Child desperately seized this lifeline.

The Armed Detective Agency's Dazai regretted that he hadn't been able to save his friend.

A voice whispered in his ear: "Conquer that boy, and you can go back to the past."

Then he saw the person he'd once cast aside as worthless standing before him.

The Six-Eyed jujutsu sorcerer regretted that he hadn't stopped his best friend from destroying himself.

One day, a voice whispered in his ear: "Conquer this boy, and you'll have a chance to change the tragedy."

He studied the familiar-looking youth with interest.

In the end, 007 still didn't understand human emotions, but he had felt pain, helplessness, and hurt, and he had also learned to smile at others.

"I love you" is a lie. If you spend your whole life making it come true, then the lie becomes real.

Theme: Practice is the true test of knowledge.