Msd_Zeroo

In the year 3256, according to the Earth's calendar, humans had made significant progress, advancing their civilization to a high level. Everything seemed to be going well. However, what humans didn't know was that a huge universal disaster was on its way to their universe.

Amidst this looming danger, an organization responsible for keeping an eye on different universes took action. The mysterious Third Prince, well-known for his exceptional problem-solving abilities, came to Earth. Now, as an outsider, he is on a mission to change the future of the universe. What steps will he take to prevent the approaching universal catastrophe?

Author's Note:

Hello folks! To those who have reached this synopsis, I want to express my gratitude for your interest. I realize I haven't adequately described what this novel is about in the description. Even if I wanted to, it's challenging to summarize it succinctly. Thus, I'm writing this note instead.

If you clicked on the link to my novel, it likely means you're interested in two major themes: the 'system' and the 'apocalypse.' If you're here because of the tags, then perhaps it's 'kingdom building' that piqued your interest. Fun fact: this novel has all of this and more, but in a more intricate fashion.

In this story, you'll experience a cast of diverse characters. The main protagonist invents the system himself. He doesn't merely build and conquer a kingdom; he aims for the universe. He's also privy to the reasons behind the apocalypse.

My goal is to present a novel with fewer plot holes and a fresh narrative. I hope you'll give this novel a chance.

Shaoran : Building systems in Apocalypses

The soft hum of Serena Palace's artificial atmosphere filled the chamber as Serana leaned back in her hover-chair, gazing at the luminous cityscape of Selene below. The Moon's underground metropolis was a marvel of engineering, a place where the elite of Luna schemed and whispered beneath the glow of artificial starlight.

She flicked her fingers, navigating through her private terminal. Her recent financial activities had already drawn unwanted attention. The Lorest—an investigator assigned by the Lunar Council—was probing the movement of funds.

She had known they would notice eventually. Spending millions on hiring beta testers, securing resources, and setting up a foundation in World of Solva was bound to trigger some red flags. But she needed control. Influence. Power.

Serana raised an eyebrow. Akari was one of the players she had recruited into her network. A skilled hacker and strategist, but also someone who kept her own agenda.

World of Solva making waves, Oracle. People are starting to ask questions. That Mars wood situation? It's spiraling. Now there are rumors that Solva is more than a game.

Let them speculate. They'll find nothing.

Maybe. But I did some digging on the other beta testers. Guess what? A solid chunk of them aren't "randomly selected." They're ex-military. Mercenaries. Black ops. Someone is curating the player base.

Serana's fingers hovered over the screen. This confirmed her suspicions. Solva wasn't just a simulation—it was a battlefield in disguise.

Her thoughts were interrupted by a knock at the door.

Nira stepped in, holding a datapad. "Madam, we've tracked down one of Jerry's men."

Serana's gaze sharpened. "Bring them to me. Now."

Whispers in the Void