Haobo_Zhang

Without villains, there can be no heroes.

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With a powerful hero running through the world, protecting the world from anything and everything, what the world needs now, is a villain who can compete against her. By all measures, her reign was absolute. For years, several underground organisations have been trying to find a way to create something stronger than the hero. Otherwise, they would undoubtedly be wiped out.

The greatest success of the Rudiless Project is a young boy by the title of Subject K. He is the pinnacle of their scientific development, combining with the 'System Agent' to wield the greatest system ever developed. 

Despite any wishes the young boy may have had, he would be forced into the role of playing the absolute villain. With no care for his well-being, the system only cares about developing his strength, with the hope of eventually being able to defeat the hero. Missions after mission, he would sacrifice more and more of the world, with the hopes that his one and only wish.

He hoped that one day... he would be able to see the girl he loved... once more. 

The only way to do so was to defeat the hero. Thus, the ultimate weapon was created. Kay Rudiless, the most unfortunate boy in the world, would become the greatest villain in the world.

SSS-Rank Villain System: The Hero is Overpowered

After a significant interval of deliberation, Shiina presented her sketches to the group. Kay, with his characteristic apathy, perused the artwork with a dispassionate gaze, carefully scrutinizing the details and features of the design. The first weapon was a long-handled weapon, with a spiral-shaped blade that could be wielded for swift, sweeping attacks, and the pointed tip could be used for piercing. The spiral shape also allowed for unique defensive maneuvers, as the weapon could be twisted to catch and redirect incoming strikes.


The second sketch was of a curved, double-edged sword with a pointed tip and a crescent-shaped guard that protected the hand.


"You drew two?" Kay spoke, his voice void of any inflection.


"Yes, isn't it always better to have more options?" Shiina replied.


"I think the first one is better." Ezra offered her opinion.


Processing the Weapon