I lost many chapters of this book. And I don't feel like writing it again for now. I will incorporate it in "The Great Lord". So, I will conclude this here for now. I will come back later. This was going to last 200 chapters anyways. 

But as I will include it in "The Great Lord", it will be larger and more interesting.

------ Synopsis ------
A brilliant scientist, on the verge of a breakthrough in portal technology, miscalculates. The result? A catastrophic failure that pulls him into Primordial Space—a realm beyond mortal comprehension, where time, reality, and existence itself twist into the unknown.

By all logic, he should have perished. But the necklace he wore, an ordinary trinket to most, was anything but. A fragment of Primordial Stone, it fused with his essence, allowing him to survive where no mortal should.

Eons passed. He went mad. Then sane. Then something beyond both. He studied, adapted, and mastered the boundless forces of that realm. And one day, he escaped.

But the mortal world was no longer as he remembered. Awakening from a long coma, he found himself changed—his past a blur, his memories of Primordial Space slipping away like a forgotten dream. Yet, the power remained. The ability to bend the very laws of the universe at his fingertips.

Now, in a universe where cultivation, magic, and ancient forces shape destiny, The Law Maker walks his own path—not as a god, not as a cultivator, but as something else entirely. A wanderer, an anomaly, a being who defies the natural order.

And his adventure has only just begun.

I lost my work on this book. And I don't feel like writing it again for now. I will incorporate it in "The Great Lord". So, I will conclude this here for now. I will come back later. This was going to last 200 chapters anyways. 


But as I will include it in "The Great Lord", it will be larger and more interesting.


Chapter 19 - I lost my work