Luo Xingchen is a child of a planet, walking among mortals as an agent of his mother's will. He says, "I want everyone to live without pain or worries."
And so, the organization known as the Celestial River came into being.
Its members all seem to have tragic pasts they keep hidden. Legend has it that when people cry out in despair, they summon the Celestial River's administrator. The gods hear their wishes and punish the wicked.
A quirky young detective roams the streets and alleys, vowing to uncover the truth behind supernatural abilities for all of humanity.
The younger brother of a shining light in the police force stands on the border between black and white, uncertain which way to go.
A Celestial River mole thrives in the Supervision Bureau, and has unknowingly begun to lose sight of his original purpose.
Ongoing novel: I Don't Want to Be a Villain in a Comic
Ren Wudu can travel between two worlds. Recently, he discovered that the story in a comic that has taken the interstellar world by storm seems to be unfolding in his own world.
Considering his identity, his way of doing things, and the protagonist's goals, Ren Wudu figures he'll become one of the villains the protagonist takes down someday.
So he decides to strike first.
A new character appears in the comic Fog Upon Fog.
He is a victim of the supernatural world's law of the jungle, a cool, sharp-tongued, erudite young man whose past is a mystery, and the second male lead.
He is an eccentric, morally ambiguous "pioneer" who mocks the protagonist's group while risking his life to save them.
Immersed in darkness since childhood, he is the worst of the wicked, doing whatever he pleases without restraint. Yet no one knows that he once longed for the light.
Forum:
[Waaah... This is so heartbreaking. Why does Little Crow say he's jealous? Because Mu Xingran has the light he never even got close to touching.]
[He wanted to change this world too, but the world had never once shown him any kindness.]
[Ren Wudu: Ren means no one will ferry me across. Aaaah, Gui Feng, you lying scoundrel! You made me cry!]
Watching the protagonist's group unable to bring themselves to hurt him, and readers wailing in despair, Ren Wudu thinks this is working out pretty well.
Theme: Strive for an Eden that does not exist.
