This story contains graphic depictions of body horror, identity loss, psychological distress, and eldritch transformations. Readers sensitive to grotesque alterations, loss of autonomy, and the blurring of human identity may find certain passages unsettling.
Additionally, this story includes themes of animal and human sacrifice, cannibalism, extreme violence, and war-driven atrocities, including the killing of innocents and manipulation. It also contains explicit sexual content, sex-based manipulation, and depictions of racism, sexism, and various forms of brutality.
The word count for this story will range between 1,000 and 3,000 words per chapter. Expect occasional humor regarding various issues as I explore my interpretation of human breakdown. The quality of the narrative is expected to improve with each chapter, comment, and review.
This is not your typical apocalypse novel. There won't be a clichéd protagonist who mindlessly discusses feminism while indiscriminately killing others (though he will kill, but for specific reasons).
This story will include:
•Strategy RPG elements
•A structured yet nonspecific system
•Slight magic
•No overpowered protagonist from the start
•A unique approach to cultivation
•No monsters emerging from gates,
•the ground, or mechanical hybrids—though the latter may change later
The government does not simply collapse in the background; rather, it serves as the antagonist, reflecting my perspective on the breakdown of realism. The main character begins as aloof yet intelligent before he eventually breaks. While he will kill, that comes much later.
His son was summoned—he did not travel to the past using a machine. This will be explained in due time.
This story does not solely focus on the main character; multiple perspectives will be explored, and seemingly separate narratives will gradually intertwine.
If anything is unclear, feel free to comment, and I will clarify. I appreciate your patience, as my updates may be slow—I take time to review my work. This is my first novel, and I'm writing to improve, so I welcome feedback on any mistakes I make.