My name isn't in the Book of Fate, so I'll write it in myself!
The Heavenly Balance Book of Fate records the endings of all living beings. But the young Shen Jin has no star of destiny, no appointed time of death, and no place in the book.
The Ashen Tide struck, and his little sister crumbled to ash in his arms, leaving only one final request: "When you've carved a thousand stars, take me to see the real starry sky."
While others absorb stardust, he devours the Silent Tide. While others cultivate star bones, he refines the Reversal Seal.
He defies heaven and changes his fate, becoming a Star Lord, lighting ancient lamps, and wiping out the dark upheaval.
But fate's cruelest joke is this: he saved everyone, yet couldn't save the road home.
The embodiment of the Book of Fate told him that changing fate required sacrificing his own existence.
His friends died because of him. His beloved turned to stone and forgot him. His resurrected sister no longer recognized him. Before erasing himself, he said one last thing: "I want to go home."
Everyone forgot Shen Jin. Only a dying lamp remained at the edge of the universe.
Many years later, a boy found the lamp in the Ashen Wastes.
"Who are you?"
"Someone who shouldn't have a name."
"Where is your home?"
"The Ashen Wastes. But I can't go back."
Not bad, okay, okay
I've read a lot of them, and the more I look at them, the more I'm fascinated by them. Well written.