The Author Enters His Novel and Writes His Own Golden Finger

Six months after his girlfriend cheated on him, on Singles' Day, Qin Ming takes his notebook and enters the novel he wrote, becoming its protagonist and gaining the strongest golden finger.

Whatever he lacks, he writes in. He changes the protagonist from a good-for-nothing into the strongest being in the Myriad Worlds.

How can you get by without a weapon? You can't!

He wields the strongest divine sword in the Myriad Worlds. One slash parts the sky screen, another decides life and death. He slays gods and Buddhas, drives out evil, and crushes ghosts.

Now that he's the strongest in the Myriad Worlds, wouldn't it be terribly lame not to have a mount?

He gets three divine beast mounts.

The emperor has three thousand beauties in his harem. I only want three hundred, so that's not too much to ask, right?

He has three hundred wives and concubines by his side, all graceful beauties and stunning immortals.

See how Qin Ming writes a novel within a novel.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.