Transcendent Void: Remnants of Creation

All things were not born from a singularity, but from the self-fragmentation of a weary void. In the Erosion Realm, among the abandoned cinder stars, Ai Yu, a mender of broken thoughts, repairs the shattered memories of wanderers day after day, until he discovers that all broken memories lead to the same door—a pure white gate of nothingness. The top race of the star domain declares they have found the 'True Pure Land Ruins,' where those who enter will be stripped of all pain and obsession, dwelling in eternal undisturbed peace. This is not a gift; it is a strangulation. Living in absolute bliss is equivalent to living death. Ai Yu is reluctantly thrust onto a path across the star domain, traversing the inner dream layers of countless beings, witnessing time flowing backward, silent miasma, and symbiotic thoughts. Each anomaly poses the same question—is the world you see the world itself, or an illusion you choose to believe? When the fissure of the void reflects one's own heart, when all things realize they are but projections of the void's solitude, when free will is revealed as both a gift and a curse from the creator—there is no chosen one, no path of redemption, no ultimate answer. Only a mender, walking among the remnants of a collapsing multiverse, using unhealed wounds to remind the void: existence itself is meaning. — Description from novelcodex.org