If a stone could talk, it would tell you a story about home.
Lin En, a graduate student in geology, traveled to a different world of light demons and awakened two superpowers: the visualization of everything in the book, and the ability to control objects with precise thoughts. He could have been king and hegemony, but he chose to keep a low profile - using glass to imitate jewelry, using his cooking skills to warm travelers, and opening a "Cobblestone Hotel" on the border of the empire. Until Ella, the elf ranger, breaks into his life. The two join forces to hunt Warcraft, and then uncover the shocking conspiracy of mineralogist Herbert: the rebels in the north, the Warcraft in the south, and the Snake King in the east are all chess games set up by the same person.
They went deep into the "Deep Well", the forbidden land of the dwarves, and came into contact with the truth left by the ancient builders: the universe will eventually die of heat and all civilization will perish. But Linn squeezed Ella's hand and said: "So what? The soup has to be stewed, the stone has to be ground, and people have to wait."
This is a story about insignificance and perseverance. When the empire falls apart, when the doomsday prophecies come true, the lights of the Cobblestone Inn are still lit for everyone who returns. There are swords and swords here, geological wonders, warmth on the tip of the tongue, and mutual understanding across races.
Where the stone is, there is home.
Concept: The low-key struggling life of ordinary individuals in a fantasy world