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Time entered mid-December.

The eleventh episode of "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion" aired.

Originally, the previous plot had already left many fans in despair, and they really couldn't find an opportunity for Lelouch to turn the tables.

Being hunted by both the Black Knights and the Britannia Empire, coupled with the fact that the higher-ups on both sides knew about Lelouch's Geass ability, Lelouch had no chance to play tricks.

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However, in film and television dramas, opportunities often lie buried in the foreshadowing of previous plots, but viewers who lack key pieces of the puzzle are just confused and unable to connect the dots to find a solution.

In the latest episode, Lelouch's father started celebrating prematurely.

He took the initiative to expose all his goals, which was to gather the power of C.C. and V.V., and then Charles and Lelouch's mother, as the leaders, began to activate their power to merge the consciousness of everyone in the world into one.

As long as everyone becomes a single consciousness, there will be no disputes or wars, but they will no longer be human.

Only two arrogant people, Lelouch's father and mother, would think this kind of human ending is perfect. At least Lelouch, and all the viewers of the "Code Geass" series in the world, find it disgusting.

Although the world with constant conflicts is annoying, being connected to the consciousness of billions of people is even more disgusting.

Did they think Lelouch's father, Charles, and mother, Marianne, had some lofty ideals? Is that all?

The entire plot of the "Code Geass" series before this was Lelouch's parents using Lelouch to lure out C.C., the immortal, take her power, and revive Ragnarök, making everyone in the world a collective consciousness.

The plot began to shift from science fiction to fantasy.

Why C.C. and V.V., two immortals, plus Charles's power can accomplish all this, the introduction in the plot certainly cannot allow the audience to fully understand. These are the detailed series settings that Su Yan will update on the official website later.

But in the 11th episode, with the help of Suzaku and C.C., Lelouch used his Geass power to command Charles's device to gather the collective consciousness of humanity, thereby killing his father and mother.

Then, the biggest reversal in the series so far came.

Lelouch's identity as Zero was exposed to the Black Knights, but to maintain the morale of the army, this fact was not made public.

Second Prince Schneizel also respected the wishes of the Black Knights, who had become allies.

But after killing his prematurely celebrating father, Charles, Lelouch's biggest enemy in the Britannia Empire disappeared.

He forged the orders of the deceased Emperor Charles, summoned all the highest levels of the Britannia Empire, and then...

At the gathering, he controlled all the higher-ups with Geass.

From the beginning of the series, after Lelouch used his Geass ability, many netizens discussed that if he had Geass ability, he would control the highest levels of an empire, thereby controlling the entire country. This method became a reality in the plot.

Essentially, Lelouch's Geass ability is so bug-like, as long as he can meet someone, he can control anyone.

But similarly, this is also the biggest limitation of this ability. How can Lelouch meet hundreds or thousands of higher-ups in Britannia?

How can he reasonably control them?

Now the answer is given.

If Emperor Charles hadn't thought he was immortal and wouldn't be affected by Geass, and prematurely celebrated by summoning Lelouch to his presence and exposing his ultimate goal, he wouldn't have been killed by Lelouch, Suzaku, and C.C. through power mechanisms. If he, the Emperor, was still there, Lelouch would definitely not have this opportunity.

But now, the tables are turned.

Lelouch controlled all the higher-ups of the Britannia Empire at once.

And he is the prince of the Britannia Empire.

He is also the prince who was a hostage in the enemy country several years ago and eventually disappeared in the war.

This identity buff is too strong. He has the status of a legitimate son, he has the achievements as a prince, all the higher-ups of the empire are under his control, no one opposes him, and the old Emperor Charles is dead. At this time, it is logical for him to ascend the throne and become the Emperor of the Britannia Empire.

The higher-ups are controlled, and the hearts of the people are also in his hands.

He, who was the biggest enemy of the Britannia Empire just a few days ago, has transformed into the new Emperor of the Britannia Empire.

His older brother, Schneizel, has become a rebel prince.

Half of the world's land is now in Lelouch's hands.

All it takes is a great war.

If Lelouch defeats the Black Knights, which he personally formed, and his older brother Schneizel's army, then Lelouch will unify the world.

After this plot aired, a group of Lelouch fans felt the tension before the finale.

Moreover, this plot twist was unexpected and impeccable. It would definitely be impossible in the normal world, but the world in the plot has Geass ability!

"So, Lelouch is really too much, right?"

"I thought about it for a week, and I didn't expect Lelouch to be able to turn the tables like this?"

"He became the Emperor of Britannia, awesome. This reversal."

"Next, Lelouch only needs to take the time to meet his million-strong army, and a million-strong army that will never betray him will be born."

"That should be impossible. No matter how strong Lelouch's Geass ability is, his physical strength is limited, and it is impossible to use Geass ability on millions of people. He relies on the power of the king to control his subordinates not to betray him, but the army and the people can only be won over by the hearts of the people."

"This is indeed in line with the theme of the series. If he could control everyone without limiting the number, it would be too perverted. That is not the power of the king, but the power of God."

"So the ending is Lelouch and Schneizel's final battle, and Lelouch wins? Wouldn't such an ending be too mediocre?"

"But at least it's not bad! Lelouch wins, becomes the new Emperor, he controls the world, his subordinates will not rebel, so he only needs to issue policies that are beneficial to the bottom people, and those nobles cannot come out to block the way. What is the concept of a top-down revolution without resistance and perfectly implemented? Over time, it will be world unity!"

"Is it that simple? Can so-called world peace really be achieved like this?"

"It should be possible, right."

"How is that possible? I don't believe it!"

"Lelouch will die. The power of Geass will eventually disappear. After Lelouch dies, the world will still be the same. The nobles will be arrogant and domineering, and the bottom people will not be able to resist."

"That's for sure. How can there be an ending of eternal peace? Unless Charles's thing about all human consciousness becoming a collective becomes a reality, and everyone understands each other."

"Is Charles right?"

"Anyway, if this series really ends with Lelouch winning and then world peace, I think this ending can only be considered qualified!"

"Yes, this ending is just a passing grade. If the series 'Code Geass' wants to go further, Su Yan has to consider it carefully."

"Only the last two episodes are left! Don't worry so much, believe in Su Yan. His funding has never disappointed us. This work, which is his best since his debut, will definitely be the same, and will have an ending worthy of it."

In mid-December, two weeks before the end of "Code Geass", the final battle of the entire work was set up.

Global fans fell into a debate about the plot.

The eleventh episode had a viewership rating of 7.32%, which was slightly higher than expected, but the increase was very small.

However, the peripheral market of this series, with the discussion of fans, the heat rose, and quickly expanded.