Upon returning to his palace, Jun slumped into his chair. ‘That Kim Chul-Sooguy is so unpredictable.’1

The Streamer seemed slightly different from what Jun had seen of him on his livestreams. It was as though he was not in his right mind.1

’It was like watching a madman who firmly believes he is the only sane one.’3

Kim Chul-Soo—the personification of justice, as Jun had come to understand—should have been outraged by such cowardly and petty acts. Yet, inexplicably, he was smiling as if he found them enjoyable.1

‘Anyway, I have shared our plan with him.’ Jun felt a surge of satisfaction. “Time to use your heads, guys.”0

First Hell’s Memphis.0

Second Hell’s Zhenba.1

Jun had disliked them ever since they started to flaunt their close brotherly bond.0

‘Since when did the Rulers of Hell share such camaraderie? Tsk.’0

In a few days, at a secret meeting, Hell Man and Chul-Soo would turn against the Rulers of Hell, planning to eliminate Memphis and Zhenba. This would leave only two Rulers remaining out of the original five.1

‘Even if Hell Man is known for outstanding governance, controlling...0