In a world that didn't automatically judge Akira as worthless, his actions or lack thereof earned him that label. He lacked the drive to pursue greatness like his talented family members, spending his eighteen years indulging in food, drinks, and leisure. Despite his carefree lifestyle, his love for his family was deep-rooted, prompting him to instinctively rush to save his father from a potentially deadly accident. Akira, who was destined for death, experienced an unexpected turn when a mysterious system intervened. This marked the beginning of his extraordinary journey, hopping between worlds with a mission: to rescue so-called "cannon fodder" villains and change their fates. Throughout these stories, certain characters served as stepping stones for the protagonists' growth, their struggles highlighting the protagonists' happiness. As part of this narrative, Akira was tasked with stripping away the protagonists' idealized image and teaching them the value of other lives.
