/lit/ - Literature

I need more stories like The Outer Sphere, not so much the litrpg stuff, but the town/kingdom/empire building, along with the big timeskip so that the reader can see how the characters' efforts effected the outcome of history and what was garbled or twisted around. Bonus points if it's the original characters from pre-timeskip that are able to experience and react to the post-timeskip world, whether through immortality, (cryo)stasis, or some other excuse. Also, no basedboi MCs, and no female MCs. Thanks.

>>10316460
>What do you mean?
I mean hard core nerds have a dedication to the genre that I just can't quite muster, I think the genuine escapism allows them to dedicate a lot more to their craft as a result.

I'm but a shit poster to their chris-chan if you will.

>I'll read your shit
If you've got time here are two samples, they are rough as shit though.

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I think I've almost got the style down pat, one is a more subverted take on traditional western fantasy stories where the farm boy is an isekaid asshole who turns into an intergalactic skeletor.
The other is just "Madeline," essentially a female lab assistant reborn into fantasy "not France" who ends up in a convent that teaches devil worship.

They both have ai chips but the female protag is more light hearted.

>>10309494
Didn't they make this into a movie with an alex jones cameo?