Beautiful as the Radiant Sun

When ordinary life is suddenly torn apart, Liang Junjie discovers that the world he lives in is nothing more than a fragile illusion.

The “chuunibyou” jokesters in his phone chat group are actually powerful cultivators, while a cheap “haunted house” is connected to a war between the laws of two universes. Swept along by the current of fate, he is hurled from his university classroom into the cold sea of stars, where he becomes an infiltrator struggling to survive under the laws of an alien world.

This is no romantic epic about a young hero. It is the record of an ordinary person’s struggle to survive beneath the weight of a grand narrative. Forced to wear women’s clothes, he must endure and maneuver within a hostile sect, while operating two mutually incompatible forms of cosmic energy inside his body. Every increase in power comes with the shattering and reshaping of his sense of identity. War in his homeland, suspicion in the alien world, and the secret within him combine to form a net he cannot escape.

Caught between the survival of civilizations and the fate of the individual, he must find his own path, not as a chosen hero, but as a “person” who refuses to be manipulated by fate and intends to reclaim the right to define his own life.