Wearing Books: I Can Modify the Attributes of All Things

When Yun Xia woke up, he found himself in a familiar but unfamiliar world - this was a novel world he had created but had not yet completed, and the character he possessed was just an insignificant passerby in the story. The only clue to return to the present world is to stick to the main plot. But he soon discovered that the world was not exactly consistent with the setting he wrote. There are hidden variables everywhere in the familiar scenes: the eyes of the characters who are supposed to follow the script hide secrets that he has not given them; the monster's weaknesses that he once downplayed have now become key information for survival; even the strength of the villain that he thought he had set long ago is quietly expanding, as if there is an invisible hand tampering with the story line he is familiar with. When the "author" becomes a "player" and when the "setting" begins to escape control, Yun Xia realizes that he must not only follow the plot, but also rewrite his own rules of survival in this "remastered" world - otherwise, what awaits him may not only be eliminated by the plot, but completely crushed by this "resurrected" world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.