There is a Korean fantasy fiction called "The bird that drinks tears." It's a rare example of a fantasy fiction that got rid of many of the cliches in Western fantasies and replaced them with Korean concepts and cultures. In the story, there is a particular artifact whose name translates to fantasy steps or illusion steps. They are artifacts that respond to your expectation and materialize your imagination. The catch is that the materialized object can only affect the person that imagined them. Only those who imagined them can see the objects, and only those who conjured them can feel the objects. Some people figured out that they could use the artifact to crystalize their thoughts and discover unrecognized implications. You could write on the wall just by imagination and edit them as needed.
Fantasy Walls and GPT-3
Fantasy Walls and GPT-3
Fantasy Walls and GPT-3
There is a Korean fantasy fiction called "The bird that drinks tears." It's a rare example of a fantasy fiction that got rid of many of the cliches in Western fantasies and replaced them with Korean concepts and cultures. In the story, there is a particular artifact whose name translates to fantasy steps or illusion steps. They are artifacts that respond to your expectation and materialize your imagination. The catch is that the materialized object can only affect the person that imagined them. Only those who imagined them can see the objects, and only those who conjured them can feel the objects. Some people figured out that they could use the artifact to crystalize their thoughts and discover unrecognized implications. You could write on the wall just by imagination and edit them as needed.