Wrian was just a writer.
He had spent his life creating worlds that existed only on paper—heroes, gods, kingdoms, and lives that were never truly real.
Until one accident changed everything.
After his death, Wrian awakens in a strange realm where gods are fighting over something they refuse to explain. In the middle of the chaos, an impossible phenomenon appears—a hole leading to absolute nothingness.
And Wrian falls through it.
There is no heaven.
No hell.
No world waiting for him.
Only an endless void.
With nothing around him and no way back, Wrian does the only thing he knows how to do.
He writes.
A thought becomes an object.
An object becomes a world.
And eventually, his imagination creates something he never expected—a living girl.
For the first time, Wrian realizes the truth.
He isn't writing stories anymore.
He's creating reality.
But the more he creates, the more questions begin to surface.
Why did he die?
What is the mysterious void?
Why were the gods fighting?
And what happens when the beings he creates begin to discover that their entire existence came from the mind of one man?
Wrian wanted to be a writer.
Instead, he became something far greater.
A creator. A husband. A god.
And perhaps, the only one capable of rewriting reality itself.
