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Oh my Madness!

Oh my Madness!

by Esemed

ActionAdventureCultivationFantasyHigh Fantasy

In a world of knights and mages, seven-year-old Cian is a "Hollow"—a boy with no talent, no mana, and no emotion. To the world, he is an invisible extra; to his bullies, he is a punching bag that never cries. But his absolute emptiness makes him something else: the perfect vessel.At the exact same microsecond, the universe fractures as three souls from different worlds collide with Cian’s body: a ruthless Wuxia cultivator, a regretful conqueror king, and a modern boy genius.The impossible fusion triggers a cosmic glitch so violent it collapses reality and forces the gods themselves to take notice. Now, the boy who was once "nothing" has become a paradox that the laws of magic cannot calculate. The world has been remade, the heavens have been notified, and the silent orphan is no longer alone in his own head.

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