They Said I Was Crazy, I Was Cultivating Gods

Admitted to a mental asylum, Qin Muyun's horrifying \"hallucinations\" of a world-circling train, steel gods, and monstrous bird-like creatures are dismissed as a severe psychotic break. Trapped and medicated, he's just another 'lunatic' in the eyes of his doctors. But then, he crushed a god in his 'dream' and woke up with its grotesque, green ichor staining his hands. His visions aren't madness; they're terrifyingly real, and he possesses an unimaginable power: the ability to reach into a desolate, rune-filled dimension and manipulate its very laws. His first 'experiment' transforms a harmless potted plant into a loyal, rapidly growing carnivorous horror with a mind of its own. As his strange new abilities escalate, and the lines between sanity and ultimate power blur, Qin Muyun must confront the chilling truth: what monstrous creations will he unleash next, and what horrifying price will he pay for becoming a god in a madman's ward?