If I wrote, "Believe it if you want, and if you don't, get lost. Don't get in the way of my ascension," it might sound a bit crude, but the problem is, that's exactly what I think.
This is a true story that happened to me. I'm only recounting it in broad strokes.
Unlike a conventional novel, I honestly don't know what category to put the things I'm going to describe in.
You could call it fantasy with an outlandish premise, but I'm really living through it. But if you say it isn't, then most of it contradicts current science.
No matter how much I write in the blurb, reading a chapter will give you a more authentic feel for it.
Each chapter is relatively self-contained. I'm unlikely to follow the platform's requirements, such as having a set number of words in every chapter or updating a certain number of times each day.
