He is fascinated by the dust of history and transmigration, and probes the cold nature of humanity beneath science fiction's frameworks. He draws lessons for life from the chivalry of wuxia, and grasps the laws of reality amid the smoke of urban business battles. During late-night dorm-room chats, he can use xianxia to talk about the human heart or use farming novels to break down economics. To his classmates, he's a “novel nerd,” but the ink in his diary burns fiercely, every word a battlefield of blood and flesh.
Web novels aren't an escape. They're ammunition for the wild growth of his mind. The characters leaping across his diary pages are a report on failure, equations for inspiration, and, above all, an alchemical laboratory for self-examination and refinement.
Every collision of ideas from reading condenses in his diary into a better version of himself, then gets thrown into the furnace of reality to be forged anew.
One young man, four years of college, a million words. This isn't a story about a bookworm. It's about how one heart conducts an unconventional experiment in youth through reading and reflection.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
