A fantasy-like setting (in terms of worldbuilding only), 1v1 romance, not a wish-fulfillment story, slow burn, with a suspenseful bent. The pacing is fairly quick, and the writing is average. Please go easy on the criticism.
Content warnings: BG, GB, BL, nonhumans, yandere characters, asexuality, human-machine romance, fallen deities, all characters are villains, poverty, graphic violence, bodily mutations, physical disability, first-person narration, and tragic endings. Please read with caution. (Most of these tags don't apply to the protagonists.) Readers who enjoy all kinds of content, help yourselves.
Warning: Some scenes may be upsetting. Read with caution.
The Record of the Time Realms is a book. Since the world's creation, it has recorded everything: how cause and effect cycle, how fortune flows, how races rise and fall, who rots in the Demon Realm and who remains silent in the Divine Realm.
It remembers every name, and knows how each name is forgotten.
But a book can never tell the whole story.
Beyond its pages lie many things left unwritten. They were never put into words. They simply existed, then were scattered by the wind.
If you insist on asking what this book is about...
It tells only of one person who journeyed through the Six Realms, then closed the book at last.
Whether the Heavenly Dao is fair, whether a spark can start a prairie fire: the book gives no answers.
It merely records what must be recorded, then quietly closes.
(This setting was something I scribbled down in elementary school. I thought I'd finish it and record it here. Please don't flame me if it's not your thing.)
Give yourself a thumbs up... This does not belong to the traditional cultivation literature of fighting monsters and upgrading. The main author himself is not very good at writing fighting dramas, and he doesn't like to watch them very much, so he reduced it as much as possible. Cultivation level is a newly set cultivation system. Since it is not very important, I did not introduce it specifically because it would make the world view part too cumbersome. If you need to comment on Aiteme, I will list it in the comment area. Then there is the character setting part. I can't think of any particularly precise words to describe the protagonist's personality. The overall summary is that the male protagonist is more cheerful and the female protagonist is more cold. That's it. The past descriptions of the male and female protagonists will be scattered and some of them will be later (in fact, I haven't thought about it yet). I can't tell you about the writing style, but I especially like writing dialog boxes... Sorry, the inner descriptions are either missing or very long. I feel like I'm turning myself into a debater halfway through. Then let's talk about the general plot line. First, it is in the fairy world, then the demon world, then the human world, and finally the divine world. There are four volumes in total. The ghost world will be interspersed in the middle to create an Easter egg-like interlude. Of course, it is the main text and not a side story. Finally, I must emphasize the lightning protection aspect, because the author himself is an omnivore. He reads a little bit of all sexual orientations, and may also write a little bit about them. If you can't stand it, proceed with caution. But here we don't accept splitting official positions, and those who don't clearly confirm the relationship in the article can just talk about it casually. Looking for serious reviews, bye bye.