I Am Not the God of Acting, Chen Ling

A crimson meteor tears across the sky, and in its wake, humanity's technological prowess crumbles to dust. Rockets, nuclear weapons, planes, cars—all rendered impossible to build. The modern world collapses as science itself fails. Yet this is only the beginning. A gray phantom world descends like a twisted mirror reflection, plunging civilization into an abyss where chaos reigns and the old rules no longer apply. In this shattered reality, survival demands more than knowledge—it requires adaptation to powers beyond comprehension.