Emeras

[Entry Warning]

No transmigration, no System, no lucky breaks, no harem, no power fantasy, no golden finger, no overpowered protagonist.

The pacing is extremely slow, the tone is dark, and there will absolutely be no fairy-tale happy ending. This is a story that tries to please no one. Readers accustomed to fast-paced narration will have a poor reading experience, so think carefully before diving in.

The defeated loser of an internal conflict among the Spiritfolk leaves with boundless resentment. After lying low and plotting for a thousand years, he finally calls down a sound of destruction upon his home planet.

The thousand-year conspiracy finally comes to fruition, and Earth is utterly overturned in a silent catastrophe. An ark packed with humanity sails into deep space, growing ever more bloated over its endless voyage and rotting from within.

On resource planets devastated by the ark's extraction and reduced to lifeless worlds, the surviving insectoid natives slip into the ark's depths during brief loading and unloading stops, reproducing silently in the darkness.

To seize the only planet capable of sustaining civilization, Ameras, the three races stake their very survival and unleash an endless war for supremacy.

The story always focuses on an insignificant figure from the lowest slums. His origins are as inconsequential as dust, and he struggles helplessly. His younger sister is his sole anchor in life.

From a timid, desperate survivor at the beginning to someone who stops at nothing and stains his hands with blood, he eventually becomes the "villain" despised and reviled by all three races.

He will never rise to power, become a leader, or rule over anyone. From beginning to end, he is simply himself: an ordinary man who fights to the very last moment for his sister and the obsession buried in his heart.

[About the Illustrations]

This is an illustrated novel, expected to include around 5,000 cinematic-quality illustrations throughout, bringing the world and its characters to life and making for a more immersive reading experience.