Look, you are a mad scholar.
He died four hundred years ago and was inexplicably resurrected four hundred years later.
You currently weigh 29 kilograms, and your bone density is only 40% of an average person. There is wind running in your veins, and there is occasionally an abnormal greenish tint under your skin. You don't have shoes, you don't have a complete memory, and you don't have many physiological reactions that a living person should have.
The Holy Order has stamped you: To be determined.
You should have continued to be your living specimen, but the grass god smiled and sent you to take over as a substitute.
You also have to deal with a strange Karma student - he always appears at strange times, knows your pseudonym from hundreds of years ago, comes to you across most of the Order to ask questions, and always looks at you with eyes that you can't read.
What's worse is that you will subconsciously feel soft in front of him.
You decide to file this all under: Puzzling.
This book is also known as: "How to Arrange and Understand Step-by-Step Personnel to Be Determined", "There is Something Trouble with This Cause Theory Student", "I Suspect I Have Forgot Something Important, But I'm Too Lazy to Check".
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Reading instructions■
1. Main
♜ First person, metaphor of the underworld, slow to warm up. 1V1 BG, involving friendship lines of other characters, including original characters.
♜ Private facilities like mountains. The resurrection mechanism, elemental experiments, and timeline are all secondary designs.
♜ There will be descriptions of discomfort. Including, but not limited to, non-rendered but explicit accounts of death, corpses, anatomy, blood, and mutation. Please read it according to your own situation.
2. Content Warning
♜ Frequent use of metaphors related to medicine/anatomy/cadavers/bloody/violence.
♜The description of autologous experiments is academic, involving details such as injections, tissue reactions, and physiological effects of elemental forces, and may contain bloody descriptions. Please avoid yourself.
♜ The character has a pessimistic attitude toward life, death, and knowledge.
♜ Some of the main (original) characters are dead but mentioned repeatedly.
♜ No outline, updated as time goes by.
3. About the protagonist
♜The narrator has an obvious tendency to self-objectify, has a strong sense of inhumanity, and deviates from the norm in his understanding of his own life (such as viewing himself as a subject/specimen/experimental animal, etc.).
♜Moral elasticity, completely gray and providing no moral safety net.
The first volume mainly tells about the adaptation and the backstory of the protagonist, and the outcasts appear with less attention.
Volume 2 has a timeline jump (not much). Note that the Wanderers are officially online all the time.
The essence of writing is that the left and right brains are competing against each other, and writing is just for fun.
Intent: A record of the absurd life of a person who attempted death.