In a distant fantasy world, Titanic is a sweeping romantic epic of history and magic, woven by the great narrative mage James Cameron. Ever since its release, it has taken the entire realm of fantasy arts by storm. Praise and awards have poured in like a tidal wave, and even the great mystical councils can't resist its charm.
From beginning to end, this legendary film holds no significant dangers. Only at the very end does the mighty Titanic face an attack by an abyssal demon whale, triggering a shipwreck calamity that shakes the stars. But for those who know this epic tale inside and out, can such a minor twist really be a problem?
Imagine being able to transmigrate into the world of Titanic. Perhaps his mission would be to rescue the passengers trapped in the temporal turbulence, or to claim the Heart of the Ocean, a gem containing mysterious power. More challenging still, he might have to use clever words and magic to lure Rose, the heroine bound by the threads of fate, away from her destined path, persuading her to willingly join him on an unknown adventure…
