The Otherworld Theory of a Bug-Prone System

The [Destiny of Light], which represents the world, is made up of the four elements: wind, which governs freedom and mystery; water, which embodies reality and connection; fire, which signifies spirit and ascent; and earth, which represents essence and existence. Opposing them is [Dragon], the primordial matter that can neither be known nor symbolized. Pilgrims search for their own paths beneath the dominion of the four elements, gaining powers of destiny unique to themselves as they seek the gates of the sacred and the truth. The dragonkin born from [Dragon] have divided into seven lineages, each with its own ideals... But ever since the [Great Meltdown] two hundred years ago, the source of the pilgrims’ power has been greatly weakened, and humans and dragonkin have begun hunting them... “Pilgrimage is an act of abandoning humanity, submitting to the devils of hell, and showing contempt for human civilization.” What fate awaits those who reach the end of their pilgrimage? A good-for-nothing dragonkin youth from a prestigious family unexpectedly obtains a System. During a major mission, a sudden stroke of inspiration leads him to use it, plunging himself into a fate worse than death... A girl from another world who transmigrated for no apparent reason can somehow see the System, only to be instantly killed by a max-level powerhouse. Her death becomes the fuel that summons the ancient being responsible for her transmigration... The Moon Saintess, born with an impaired mind, drinks heavily and studies necromancy on the side. A truth-obsessed fanatic sets out to challenge the primordial pilgrim in order to pry open the seal around the [Destiny of Light]... And that primordial pilgrim is now just a kid who keeps running jokes into the ground... But this is a story about justice and love, about overcoming oppression and hardship, and about the distortions inherent in civilization itself.