steampunk

Liang Zhenyu thought he was just an illustrator with strange dreams. They were memories. After a freak accident, he awakens in The Convergence — an interdimensional station suspended between countless realities. There, the Horizon Keepers reveal the truth: the multiverse is built on Seven Resonances. Aether bends time and space. Ignis burns with living fire. Aqua heals and flows. Terra shapes matter itself. Lux purifies and blinds. Umbra hides in shadow and steals minds. Chaos twists probability at a terrible cost. As the newest Observer, Liang’s mission is simple: watch, record… never interfere. But his forbidden ability — the Resonance Echo — lets him copy the powers of others, for a fleeting moment. From the gothic streets of Umbrelia to the burning forges of Ironforge, from the shifting skies of Caelum Ruin to oceans of living light, Liang is drawn into a conspiracy to rewrite reality itself. The Crown of Oxide can corrupt worlds. The Echoes of Entropy can buy miracles with tragedies. And Earth — his Earth — has just been marked for erasure. Being an Observer was about watching. Now it’s about deciding… Which world lives. And which one fades.

Karl awoke to find himself shockingly reduced to a crippled Evil God confined within a bottle. The Fischer family had inadvertently become his favored members, sharing a fate connected by blood throughout the generations. They established a secret clan, infiltrated the state, manipulated wars, ascended the God Pantheon stairway, and fought for the honor and future of the family. They were assassins lurking in the shadows, beloved scholars, esteemed priests, powerful dukes, and legends in heroic epics. From budding to robust growth, steampunk evolved; the Spirit Realm descended through dreams; witches and ancient gods stepped forth, and people listened to the lost whispers at their ears. They were both the creators and the enders of stories. Generation after generation, in a continuous succession, they marched forward. "Step over my corpse and go on," he said.