[Wildly Imaginative + Infinite Flow + Transmigration + Nuanced Romance + Entertaining Urban Love Triangle + High-IQ Cast]
Guancheng, the male lead, is an interdimensional investigator from another world. His parents are dead, and he grew up in an orphanage. From the start, before he can even experience city life with the golden twin-tailed girl and the long-haired heiress whom the organization assigned to live with him,
he is caught in the other world of his first transmigration by a goddess wearing a succubus outfit, complete with little devil horns.
“Looks like you couldn’t escape after all,” she teases.
“I am the Genie of Aladdin’s Lamp. I can grant you three of the greatest powers in the universe,” she adds with a mischievous grin.
The protagonist: “???” What kind of bizarre development is this? He really wants to ask: What is this evil cosplay of an Outer God from beyond the stars?
One day, the Creator allows humans with special aptitudes to travel between dimensions through their astral bodies. The dimensions linked to those astral bodies thus come to be known as the “Dream Domain.”
Wave after wave of fearless pioneers and investigators travel through different dimensions.
Humanity consequently discovers that its myths and legends
The Classic of Mountains and Seas, the Heavenly Court, the gods of Olympus, the black dragon gnawing at the World Tree, and the Aesir
are merely the traces left on Blue Star by higher-dimensional beings.
With the male lead’s arrival, the gears of fate begin turning once more. The hymn that has echoed through the ages across the universe, sung by civilizations everywhere, is being rewritten by an unseen hand.
“Lost wanderer of the Dream Domain, dream of the stars and the heavens… The ineffable being hidden in the red mist is ready to wager the future of the multiverse. You who have arrived, offer everything you have!”
Oh dear, this book is ruined, boohoo.