[No system + no Mary Sue elements + well-developed plot + high intelligence]

From the distant stars, you would see a figure at the center of Earth, who has given the ocean a name: the River of Oblivion.

When you discover the River of Oblivion, you will realize that Earth is just a bridge. So, where does the other side of this Bridge of Helplessness lead?

A special snowfall quietly unveiled a corner of the mysterious veil covering the earth, and myths were reborn...

[Wenye AU, high logic, first-person perspective, no comprehensive, no system, more daily life-oriented, open ending, currently completed]

I, Fumiya Koji, am sixteen years old and running away from home.

What? You ask me why I ran away from home?

Of course, that’s because of that bastard Shuji Tsushima.

When he was alive, my parents told me to learn from him every day. Now that he is gone, they are still urging me to learn from him!

Okay, okay, learn from him, right? I ran away from home too.

only……

Can someone tell me why you, Shuji Tsushima, are hanging out with the underworld?!

Does your politician dad know that you are involved in gangster activities?!

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This story is not suitable for those who are resentful or those who use negative words. Your followers will grow, change, be disliked, and be hurt, because no one is liked by everyone.

There are no villains in the book; everyone just does what they think is right according to their own values.

So even if some children are unlikable, they are not villains. Please forgive their mistakes. If you cannot understand, hate them and don’t want to see them again, please quietly exit.

This book is realistic, but reality is not beautiful. It is about unrequited love, regrets, and accidents, so there will be a little bit of knife.

The first volume is written from Koji's perspective. What you see is from his perspective, so please be skeptical.

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Also, this author is super active, doesn't he post comments to express his own thoughts?

“I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an arrow to the knee... so I had to give up following in his footsteps and give up learning about that incredible epic.”

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A veterinary student, about to graduate, traveled to another world where magical beasts were the ultimate military force of the country. He could only use sacrifices to stimulate life instincts to treat veterinarians who could not use magic. He cured countless difficult diseases and became an ancient high priest. "What what?! Your magical pet is a seventh-level thunder eagle? Awesome!" "Ah? Could this violent giant bear be your magical beast? I admire you so much!!!" "Oh my god, this big dragon knight, could it be that the giant dragon in the sky is your mount? My admiration for you is like a surging river..." "What do you say my magical beast is? Hehe, sorry..." "Why are you all looking at me like that? A useless piece of trash without a magical pet??? Damn! You don't have to look down on me like that even though I don't have a magical pet?!" "Can your magical beasts get sick? Yes?! Then don't look at me like that! I despise you! Because, I am a - veterinarian!!!" Dragon? What the hell! Behemoth? Get down on the ground! All magical beasts, be quiet! ! If you piss me off, you'll be in for it! King? Never heard of him! The richest man in the empire? Leave your money! The continent's top expert? Trash! Without gold coins and beauties, just wait for your pets to die of illness! Damn it! I'm a veterinarian, who am I afraid of?! What could possibly happen to a veterinarian on a continent where magical beasts are the ultimate national force?

When elves appear in the real world, everyone should be happy. But with them comes "weirdness." When the elves in this world fail to evolve, they become "weirdness." A peaceful world can easily become a hellish place. Fresh off the college entrance exam, Liu Ye and his friends encounter this "weirdness." Starting with Hell difficulty, see how the group navigates this "weirdness"!

In 16th-century Japan, human life was cheap, and war raged. The tides of the era were at a delicate balance between conservatism and innovation. For over a century, war raged, from the Oda to the Toyotomi, a new wave of change swept across the land. However, contact and conflict with the Nanban (Southern Barbarians) led the eventual victor, the Tokugawa Shogunate, to choose a policy of national isolation that lasted for centuries, until the arrival of the Black Ships forced open the country's doors, accelerating the inevitable decline… But this distant past—or rather, the future—had nothing to do with Yashiro for the time being. She was merely a blind girl who had accidentally transmigrated to ancient Japan, unable to see anything since birth. In this cruel era, what could a helpless blind girl do? "Let's set a small goal first…" Shoveling food into her mouth, Yashiro clenched her small fist: "One day, I'll buy a big house in Sakai, and every day I'll butcher steaks, drink red wine, and devour honey cakes!"…

Gensokyo, a dreamlike paradise.

Su Han, a poor guy (a lecher) who was dragged to the world before the creation of Gensokyo by the gap caused by Zi Ma's birth.

Ah… Su Han was stunned as he looked at the loli in front of him… Coach! Is my method of traveling through time wrong? How could Zi be a loli!

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This is a comprehensive anime novel with Gensokyo as the main theme. The creativity was generated by my wild imagination after being baptized by countless fan fictions in high school, so these things are inevitable in the text: brainless, melodramatic, and childish... Please be gentle with your criticism, readers.

Feel free to point out any issues with the article. I can only ignore some of the unscientific and unmagical parts because I'm a terrible writer and can only set them up this way...