Natty limits, strength and mass gain

I've been lifting for about 3 months now and recently thought of this.

Right now I'm on PPL and I gained 12lbs in 3 months, from 137lb to 151lb. If I keep doing PPL and adding weights according to linear progression, how long will I be able to keep gaining the weight for? Can I just linearly progress all the way to 180lbs? 190lbs? 200lbs? 210lbs?

At some point, my body is going to hit its physical limit and I'm going to plateau. Will I still be able to stimulate my body to grow larger in size but not necessarily in strength and keep gaining 1lb/week?

Pic is my goal body.

Who is going to stop you? You can do anything you want to OP I believe in you.

No I just don't get it and that's why I'm asking

At some point I will hit a plateau.

E.g. If I bench 225lbs and stay the same strength level for a month because I can't progress anymore, will I still keep gaining 1lb/week if I am eating at caloric surplus?

Yes because that's how calories work. If you eat more than you use you're going to gain weight. It just might be less muscle if you're not progressing on your lifts

you didn't say how tall you are, but for a regular 6'0" male you'll typically get to around 200-220lbs at 15-20% body fat. if you want less body fat then that's possible as well, but your body weight will be significantly less. you can also be bigger, but your bf% will be even higher.

How's PPL going for you aesthetics wise?
I just started it a couple weeks ago.

5'10"

I have done SL before and PPL just blows it out of the water. It's a bit harder but you can see results a month in vs SL is just kind of like never.

Must also add that I am on metallicadpa's PPL which I found to be the best one of the bunch.

Gotcha. I was doing ICF previously for quite some time and I got really tired of it, switching to a new program makes lifting feel fun again.

>tfw james bond mode with less bodyfat