Shin wakes up 500 years later and the world has completely forgotten him, but he's still the strongest thing alive. The show knows this gap, between godlike power and total irrelevance, is darkly funny, and it leans into that tension instead of pretending it matters. Budget constraints mean the fights cut corners, but the opening and ending songs are genuinely soothing enough to make you want to come back for the next episode anyway.

Shin is the strongest of the players trapped inside The New Gate, an online game that has become a real fight for survival. He sets out to clear it and free everyone, and he takes down the final boss, Origin, on his own. Moments later he is carried 500 years into the future of the game's world, a place that looks almost the same as the one he just escaped. As long as his menu and skills stay the same, he cannot leave. While searching for a way out, he meets Tiera Lucent, a hotel receptionist trained by Schnee Raizar, one of his former party members. With that lead, the young swordsman works to find Schnee again and learn the truth about The New Gate. The result is a fantasy action adventure built around a hero of unmatched strength.