[Villain] [Half Behind the Scenes] [Darkness] [Half Group Portrait]

What's your typical villain?

A big boss with a host of smaller bosses, of course!

Medical examiner Levi opens his eyes and finds himself as Hick, a weak apprentice in the wizarding world.

Just as he's lost in the wonders of this fantastical life, a mysterious "experimental system" suddenly activates—it doesn't teach magic, but rather focuses on forbidden things.

While other wizards fret over the horrific side effects of their experiments and hesitate, Levi's focus is solely on "parameters to be optimized.

" "Fix whatever's broken!"

The system grants him unparalleled power over modifications. Flesh weakness? Energy clashes? Mental collapse? Through repeated

, frantic, and meticulous transformations, these fatal flaws are forcibly erased or twisted into new "characteristics." Thus, forbidden subjects, once destined for uncontrollable destruction or waste, are reborn under the system's power.

Every successful experiment that breaks the impossible means he gains another (or a group of) powerful minions who terrify the entire wizarding world.

He could enhance himself without side effects!

These monsters, created and "corrected" by his own hands, would become his most loyal minions and legions.

"If I modify them enough, I'll eventually reach the top," he believed.

He, and the terrifying army of forbidden experimental subjects behind him, would become a living scourge enveloping the entire wizarding world.

He was the source of all terror and chaos.

The scarlet flower of corruption blooms in the borderland, and the most holy and pure White Witch becomes the new king of corruption. The blue blood that has been passed down since ancient times flows under the dark tide, and the great and brilliant Duke intends to subvert the music of order. The unknown secret history disappears into nothingness, and the wizard who travels through time and space longs to see through the delirium of the world. As for me? I don't care. I will set up four pillars, guide four philosophers, and lead an absurd and ridiculous drama of salvation. Then, it’s time for me to go to the table and enjoy it! ps: This book does not follow the traditional wizard writing routine. There are no chips, no wizard academy, and no knights before wizards. The wizard supernatural system in this book is in its primitive and ignorant stage. There is no clear and rigid level of power, and it is generally fuzzily classified according to knowledge. So you don't see first-level wizards, second-level wizards,...

Humans kneel before corpses, gods rot and whisper, and wizards frantically search for secrets of decay. Loki opens his eyes to find himself an apprentice wizard in the dark world. However, his low spiritual aptitude makes his life precarious, like a candle flickering in the night. Fortunately, he gains a stroke of luck by acquiring an ancient artifact that displays information in data form. He then transplants the various spells he has learned onto his monstrous servants: [Wild Dog] -> [Ghost Hound] -> [Soul-Binding Wolf] -> [Abyssal Wolf] -> [Cerberus]! Centuries later, a twisted, fleshy god scoffs at Loki: "Tremble, humans! Before you lies the great being who created hundreds of chimeras!" "Very well, what about yesterday?" "???"

Uriel unexpectedly enters a world where wizarding civilization is nearly extinct, inheriting a slumbering wizarding tower. To awaken this once-glorious tower and restore the unparalleled glory of the wizards of yesteryear, he pursues the lost knowledge of the wizards, entering different incarnations and traversing every corner of the world, bringing back forgotten wizarding secrets. Even amidst countless hardships and dangers—fearsome monsters, perilous anomalies, cunning hearts, and deceitful gods—Uriel never falters. Because… he is that wizarding tower itself.