Solomon's entry into the Live Streaming Academy is a disaster: he's publicly humiliated by the white-haired Princess Lune, who instantly labels him a pervert. The academy's mascot then lays out the brutal reality: students are locked in, their worth dictated by points earned from viewers, and failure to meet a 50,000-point or 1,000-follower quota in 30 days results in expulsion and the permanent stripping of their awakened talent. This existential threat, coupled with his SSS-rank Convergence being useless, fuels Solomon's desperate ambition. During the house sorting, the reveal of his SSS-rank talent shocks professors and students, but Solomon knows their excitement will turn to disappointment. Intent on gaining a head start, he immediately skips the mandatory reading week, gets his streaming drone, names himself "Solo Man," and chooses the Ruined Kingdom of Eden's Labyrinth for his first mission, ignoring viewer demands for the Martial World. He reasons a free-exploration zone is safer than a forced objective while he's "talentless."

Solomon enters the Labyrinth, his stream initially attracting few viewers. He quickly encounters traps and C-rank Undead Soldiers. The viewers, skeptical of his "talentlessness," are stunned when Solomon effortlessly dispatches twelve undead, revealing his true strength: thirty-four basic combat skills honed over three years of desperate training. This display earns him significant donations from "BloodKnight" and a rapidly growing audience. He soon encounters an A-rank Undead Knight and the arrogant Princess Lune, who is also trapped by the labyrinth's anomalies. After bickering, they team up against an S-rank Undead Paladin, with Lune theorizing its undead state weakens it to A-rank. Their plan to have Solomon stall while Lune charges her S-rank Pierce talent is shattered when the Paladin unleashes magic. Lune sacrifices herself to save Solomon, taking the full blast, and Solomon's consciousness is pulled into a white void. There, the Paladin (revealed to be the original Solomon of Eden) forces him to spend over five thousand days mastering the Imperial Sword Arts and understanding the concepts of "World" and "Will." In reality, only twenty minutes pass.

Solomon awakens from the void, furious at Lune for sacrificing herself due to her royal importance, but also understanding his new abilities. Despite lacking a weapon, he insists on returning to the Paladin's chamber to retrieve his academy uniform, taking Lune's Mythril rapier. Using his newly inherited Imperial Sword Arts, Solomon effortlessly dismantles the "sluggish" physical body of the S-rank Undead Paladin, claiming its massive executioner's sword, Eden's Penance. Stunned, Lune witnesses his newfound power. Following the ancient Paladin's final instructions, Solomon, accompanied by Lune and later the World Rankers Vlad, Miro, and Zoro, journeys to the Eden Palace to find the divine crown. There, Solomon confronts Uriel, the angel who destroyed the Paladin's family. With Vlad's subtle assistance, Solomon consumes the crown's gem. This act doesn't awaken Convergence but grants him the "Indefatigable" ability, allowing him to fight the seemingly immortal Uriel to a bloody standstill, even after losing an arm, until Professor Balzac arrives to extract him. Solomon wakes in the academy infirmary, learning Vlad inserted "Eden's Heart" (Uriel's heart) into him, which powered Indefatigable. He then earns an A-rank Adventurer's License and faces growing scrutiny from the academy's Grandmaster and the powerful Church Inquisitors, who are deeply suspicious of his unprecedented feats.