My Mission Is to Free Human Beings! All Episodes

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.