Welcome to the Continent of Elaris! A vast expanse of landscape interspersed with kingdoms and empires of all types and of all races. Here Tyler finds himself after a stray wind blows and he must fight to survive. It’s not all bad though as he soon finds out that he landed on a world with magic, monsters, mayhem, and even Gods. Accepting the reality Tyler acclimates to his new identity fast and soon finds himself joining the race to the top in a world where power matters most. It doesn’t take long for Tyler to completely embrace his new self and the chance to make something of himself. He’s never felt more alive, and this fantasy world feels more real to him than his previous life ever did. While trekking through the massive continent he will run into many powerful people, both good and evil, and some beyond his very comprehension, but with a positive attitude, an unwavering will to improve, and an overprotective dragon at his side, what can’t he handle? This is a lit-rpg style series with inspiration from Chinese web novels. I have always loved the sheer scope and attention to detail you can find in many thousand chapters spanning series. I love concepts such as incomprehensible and emotionless omniscient Gods, cultivators that can cut stars, and beasts large enough to swallow planets. I also enjoy when a streetsweeper from chapter 20 comes back at 1000, or a comb from a low level cultivator becomes integral to the plot when they’ve already ascended to godhood. However, I don’t enjoy when side characters are so quickly abandoned then replaced, the women are treated as accessories, and when it is just the MC exploring and killing through 3 separate dimensions. My goal for The Demon’s Domain is to combine the more wholesome lighthearted feeling of traditional western fantasy with the fun and adventure you can only find in Chinese novels, along with sprinklings of inspiration from Japanese isekai. Please enjoy this little story I write for fun in my spare time, The goal is to write and develop this story over many years as the scope slowly expands and threads come to light. But not to worry, there will also always be a focus on the fun downtime these mosnters that can live for thousands of years have and the slow journey of climbing ever upward.