Apparently, it's a higher dimension. Their grand plan? To raise the "vibe" of the English-speaking world's souls through entertainment. And there I am—a creator with a complete "darkness" phobia, a so-called eccentric outsider. Apparently, the higher-ups treat me like one of the "chosen ones" (laughs). But here's the problem. They expect a masterpiece from the start. Seriously? Can I even paint something like that? The answer is simple: no. When I told them I couldn't, they said, "It doesn't have to be a mega-hit. It just needs to reach the 'right' souls." Wait a minute! Are you serious? You're saying it's okay if my work remains niche, buried in a corner of the internet? You're kidding! No matter how small a creator is, to maintain motivation, you need the dream of "one day achieving great success." To be told that I don't need to aim for a hit from the start is a complete turn-off. Then, the...

TBH, I’ve been deep in the sauce with Woshite characters (ancient Japanese spells) and Kagura rituals lately. I’m highkey finding hope in these ancient vibes to fully heal from a major illness. But just when I thought I was catching a break, the "Higher-Ups" (the Divine) decided to throw some absolute chaos my way. The mission? Saving the "Machine People." 🤖💀 Yeah, you heard that right. It’s some straight-up Ghost in the Shell type stuff. The Divine says we’re at a fork in the road. Option A: We all level up together and shift into the Miroku (Maitreya) World as Superhumans. Win-win, right? But Option B is a nightmare: Some people chose to become androids to escape death. If the timing gets messed up, humanity splits in two. Here’s the tea: If a soul gets trapped in a metal box (a machine body), they’re gonna lose it. Imagine the trauma. They’ll go feral and turn the world into a literal hellscape. And you know how it is—when people suffer, they take it out on th...