Having transmigrated to the Starry Sky Railway world, Wen Sheng acquired a Starry Sky Train and the ability to travel between worlds. He accidentally picked up a beautiful girl named "Firefly," and after she ate all his savings from two and a half years, Wen Sheng decisively decided he had to make money! Make money! "See the rootless tree branching out, see the boundless water rippling... Drive your own train, to create that..." Wen Sheng: "What? A train! Cargo! Make money!" "..." Firefly: "Sorry... our train conductor, he... he's a little mentally challenged." The white-haired, blue-eyed boy was reflected in his purple-gold pupils. The one whose words were interrupted paused slightly, then smiled. "It's alright, come to my room tonight. I'm quite knowledgeable about memory treatments~" Firefly: "? Something feels off." Wen Sheng: "Cargo! Make money! Cargo! Make money!" Firefly: "Cargo... make money? But you're just..." Wen Sheng: "I'm not a swindler!"

“When I obtained the foundation stone, I was watched by the Amber King and saw a scene I had never imagined.” “What did you see?” “A swarm of insects blotting out the sun, a shattered foundation stone, a hoarse singer, tattered spiderwebs…it wasn’t a happy story.” “So, since you believe everything you see will become reality, what do you plan to do?” “I made some attempts, like protecting the singers who can no longer sing…that’s it.” “Go on, I’m listening.” Sunday looked at Jerami sitting opposite him, nodded expressionlessly, and wrote a few words in his notebook. (From the Robin Kidnapping Suspect's Confession)

[Pure Sky Screen Fiction] [Pure Iron Fragment] [No Main Character]

As the celestial curtain descended upon ancient times, people marveled at the power of the star gods and envied the train's ability to travel freely among the stars.

The Doctor is trapped in a twisted, towering building called Rhodes Island. Countless anomalies fill the building's crevices, squeezing and stripping away all common sense, banishing it from the world. He has tried to escape, but has failed repeatedly. His only companions are base fear, a helpless soul, and a disturbing woman. A rational person will witness the full extent of fear; only utter madness can prevent fear from overwhelming them. So, when facing fear, do you want to be a wise man or a madman? —Some settings are inspired by other works.