In this vast, boundless, and never-ending universe, realms are like peaks without summits, stretching ever upward. The realm someone is born into may lie so far beyond reach that others could spend their entire lives trying to catch up.
This is a vibrant world, home to all kinds of peoples, with humanity only one among them. Countless galaxies are scattered throughout the vast universe, alongside all manner of unknown regions of space. Even the enormous Milky Way seems insignificant by comparison.
The male lead is named Leiting, the female lead is named Wanyao, and Leiting has two brothers named Yichen and Haoyu.
Leiting, Wanyao, and their brothers initially wanted nothing more than to live in peace, get into a good high school, and then attend a military academy. But they were sabotaged during the high school entrance exam and failed to get in. On their way home, they were suddenly attacked by monsters. At the critical moment, a top-tier warrior who had surpassed the War God level came to their rescue. This gave the protagonist Leiting a goal and a dream of his own, and set him on the path to becoming a powerful warrior. In this world, in this universe, there is no highest realm, only ever higher ones, without end. Even the strongest beings in the universe have reached only a third of the heights possible in this boundless cosmos. Fearlessly, they set out on an unknown adventure through the vast starry skies, continually exploring the mysteries of the universe. The future is full of uncertainty and change, but their exploration never ends as they press onward into the infinite cosmos.
This kind of describing the content as a third person is indeed relatively novel, but it doesn't give me that immersive feeling. I think it's better to write it in the first person. It feels weird to write it in the third person.