Young Dragon Object Mind

(It seems some people aren’t very happy with the synopsis.) (Volume One is mainly about creating the world. You may wonder why the protagonist doesn’t fully fit this description. If you like, you can skip Volume One; it’s almost over, and we’ll soon reach Volume Two. I suddenly realized no one has asked me about anything they don’t understand, so I haven’t had a chance to explain the standards.) The beginning of the story is the Primordial Creator bringing the world into being; nothing else matters. The things laid down at the start may not even matter to the creator. Then comes the story of Shacao, moving toward the path she longs for. It isn’t imitation. She has her troubles and grows, often feeling that someone like her can be kind too. In a world shaped by the decisions of mighty beings amid chaos, there are no immutable laws. Rest only when you finally can. This is the story of a world, and of its living things. When colossal beings rise, they cannot help but notice the weak. History is recorded passively, passed down and turned into legend. People describe dragons, yearning for them and standing in awe, never knowing whether colossal beings truly exist, or whether they are dragons. The faint Primordial One awakens and sees this world clearly for the first time... the most inconspicuous genius... (Updates irregularly)