Chronicles of Anotherworld

It's still Zhao Yuanqing's story.

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An infinite-flow story, but with a lot of original worldbuilding. Most of the instances avoid the simple slaughter Zhao Yuanqing likes.

This book is about what a person named Zhao Yuanqing saw over the course of more than two million words.

A lot of ghosts and monsters are actually pretty blameless. Most of them are victims of persecution, especially female ghosts, female fox spirits, and other spirits. So there's very little straightforward ghost- and monster-killing in this book, but the player death rate is high. In some instances, everyone dies even though the protagonist did nothing at all (though there aren't many of those).

I love Zhao Yuanqing so much! She's the best friend and the best lover. That's why I started writing this book~

Blurb:

Zhao Yuanqing saves the world.

Reader's guide:

1. Set in an imaginary world, a very imaginary one. No characters are based on real people.

2. Not a typical infinite-flow story. As it goes on, it may lean more toward serious subject matter.

3. The protagonist is rather dense and exceptionally even-tempered. She rarely takes the initiative, but she does get things done. She's the obedient type: tell her what the task is, and she'll do it. She also misses most of the side plots.

4. This story is really my paean to idealism, which is why it turned out so long. I started writing because I wanted to do this; in real life, the author had fallen into a deep state of confusion.

5. I tend to get really carried away when I write. Unless a supporting character is just there in the background or I can't fit it in, I generally explain their backstory and how they developed their personality.

6. Romance between men and women isn't a major focus. Aside from the protagonist, there are pairings of all sorts.

This book is about what a person named Zhao Yuanqing saw.

Theme: Be willing to help others