Due to a problem in his soul, Rean never cared about anything in his life. Even though he died heroically, there wasn’t really a 'will' behind that action.But it was during the last moments of his life that Rean’s soul finally awakened. Too late, though. He died anyway.Later that day in the morgue,
What if a wisp, with zero EQ about human culture and habits, gains the opportunity to cultivate and finally achieve human form? Now he can enter cities, experience technology, and fight his way to the top, right? In this universe where wisps are seen as nothing more than cultivation resources, a wis
In this universe, Wisps are the absolute weakest forms of life, although intelligent, they are basically not suited for cultivation due to their very limited life spans.Krune just so happens to be one of them, worst of all, wisps are frequently used as cultivation resources, since they are beings of
Due to a problem in his soul, Rean never cared about anything in his life. Even though he died heroically, there wasn’t really a 'will' behind that action.But it was during the last moments of his life that Rean’s soul finally awakened. Too late, though. He died anyway.Later that day in the morgue,
Due to a problem in his soul, Rean never cared about anything in his life. Even though he died heroically, there wasn't really a 'will' behind that action. But it was during the last moments of his life that Rean's soul finally awakened. Too late, though. He died anyway.Later that day in the morgue,
The Big Bang!It’s the phenomenon known for being responsible for the Universe’s birth. Except for those who were religious fanatics, most people had already come to at least partially accept this theory.As years passed, more proof that the Big Bang was the phenomenon that gave birth to the Universe
What if a wisp, with zero EQ about human culture and habits, gains the opportunity to cultivate and finally achieve human form? Now he can enter cities, experience technology, and fight his way to the top, right? In this universe where wisps are seen as nothing more than cultivation resources, a wis
