In the light novel, Ayanokoji is clearly the more intelligent one. He has a unique ability to analyze situations and people's motives deeply. Ryuen often falls into Ayanokoji's traps because he doesn't fully understand Ayanokoji's true nature. Ayanokoji can anticipate Ryuen's moves and counter them effectively, while Ryuen struggles to keep up with Ayanokoji's complex thinking.
I really like the fanfic 'Ayanokouji Kiyotaka: A New Path'. In this fanfic, Ayanokouji takes a different approach to the school's system compared to the original story. It gives a fresh perspective on his character. 'Ayanokouji's Redemption' is also a good one. It's about him making up for past mistakes or actions that he might have regretted. It's quite an emotional read. And then there's 'Ayanokouji in the Parallel World' where he is placed in a different world and has to adapt and use his wits to survive, which is a really cool concept.
Definitely not. Lookism is a work of fiction. The plot and scenarios were crafted by the creator to tell an interesting and captivating story, not drawn from real events or people.
When Ayanokoji says 'I'll use any means necessary to achieve my goal', it reveals his somewhat ruthless side. He is not bound by conventional moralities when it comes to reaching his objectives. In the light novel, this could be a result of the cut - throat environment he is in. However, it also makes him a complex character as readers are left to question whether his actions are justifiable or not.
Well, from what I know, the 'lookism light novel' focuses on the concept of how one's appearance can shape their lives. It could have a main character who is constantly judged by how they look. This character then might go through a journey of self - discovery, trying to break free from the constraints of this look - based society. There might be different sub - plots involving the character's relationships with others who are also affected by lookism in various ways.