Not a power fantasy, and no cheat abilities. A complete 180,000-word novel, polished over three years, with tight logic and a steady update schedule. On the surface, it's a lightly dystopian, medieval-style setting; underneath, it's sci-fi with a wasteland feel.
Some once called this place paradise. Others called it a graveyard.
A group calling themselves "gods" used comfort to kill science and create an eternal utopia. Yet there are always those unwilling to sleep, struggling to learn the truth. Their search is full of obstacles, but why are they still able to press on? And where do the fragments of fire and blood in their dreams come from?
Even the most beautiful ideals will rust. Nothing lasts forever against the passage of time. Yet even as it rots, the duty that cannot be forgotten spreads until the day this paradise collapses.
If you wish to glimpse the truth, then follow me into the wheat fields. Layer by layer, see what this world is truly like...
(The foreshadowing takes a little while to unfold early on, but the story as a whole has already been carefully refined several times. It leans toward a traditional literary style, with no implausible cheat abilities, fantasy, System, psychic powers, or similar elements. It is neither a virtual world nor a dream; every phenomenon in the setting can be explained through traditional science-fiction logic. Readers are welcome to discuss and share their theories. Readers interested only in post-apocalyptic wastelands can focus on Volume Two, beginning with Chapter 29. It centers on the ongoing struggle of people who refuse to become numb and fall into depravity amid endless war.)
