The day Jian Cheng was transmigrated into the sole survivor of a factory worker's sacrificial murder, she became the master of the domains of time, space, and light. But the authorities also suspected her of being a heretic.
To save her own life, she went undercover in the official organization as the head of the heretics. She actively solved cases to clear herself of suspicion, exterminated monsters invading from other domains, and looked for a chance to escape.
While her colleagues relied on trace evidence and interrogations to solve cases, Jian decisively chose to watch the "surveillance footage" in her domain.
She wanted more than just to stay alive. She wanted wealth, power, and strength too.
She used her "clairvoyance" to find overlooked magical materials and make money, while improving her combat power and magic level.
She built her own organization. Since each person could only specialize in one field, she gathered mages from different schools of magic.
She believed that if she became strong enough, she could open a space-time route home. She never expected to become a god by accident.
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By day, the sunlight was cold and dim. At night, a huge red moon hung high overhead. Some people said they had to bring the sun back to the world.
The public asked:
"Isn't the sun hanging in the sky?"
The heretics answered:
"That's not the real sun. It's only a reflection of the moon."
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1. The heroine's sense of morality fluctuates, depending on whether something benefits her. She always gets revenge.
2. A level-up story about growing stronger from scratch.
3. A blend of Lovecraftian horror, Dungeons & Dragons, steampunk, atompunk, biopunk, and more.
Theme: Forge ahead through adversity.
Looks good, come on, madam!! 💪 💪
Does this career system refer to the Lord of Mysteries?
The visuals are so strong and the pace is fast enough. I'm addicted to [Orange Candy].
I feel like the subject matter and writing style are okay, but they're just not very attractive, but it's quite interesting.