Great Void Immortal Realm

"Reality could easily interfere with the spirit world, but the spirit world found it extremely difficult to interfere with reality..."

Yun Shou thought, This kind of setting... would be perfect for certain tokusatsu dramas.

In real life, the protagonist was merely an ordinary person—an office worker or a student.

Yet in the inner world, he was a hero who could transform or wield extraordinary powers.

Every day, he fought tirelessly, wiping out the dimensional creatures of the "Shadow Realm" (or monsters formed from humanity's negative emotions). Otherwise, once too many accumulated, they could easily affect reality...

Still, the spirit world's interference with reality was far too slight. In most tokusatsu dramas, the relationship between the two should have been the reverse: the inner world affected reality, while reality found it difficult to affect the inner world.

"For example, that cartoon called Gormiti or something."

Looking at the Simulator's description, even if someone possessed the power of the Fourth Realm in the spirit world and could effortlessly sweep away an entire mountain range, as long as they lacked a body in reality and could not descend into it, at most they could guide other people's dreams. They would probably struggle even to swat a bug to death.

One noteworthy aftermath was that Ji Ziming became the emperor of a region. After sweeping across the six directions and conquering the world, he occasionally remembered that playmate from many years ago—you.

He tried sending people to search for information about you, only to discover that no such person existed anywhere in the world. All at once, he seemed to realize something...

He thought of your feat of facing a hundred men alone. He thought of how, on that day, after he complained to you that he felt as though he had been possessed