Tower of Eternal Night: All the Settings I Wrote Came True

Lu Ci, a third-rate writer, woke up and found that the street novel he wrote had come true. The black-robed villain Xiao Jin squatted in front of him and grinned: "Boss, the seventeenth cycle you wrote is stuck again - do you want to do it again this time?" Lu Ci lowered his head, holding a broken pen in his hand. The pen tip is writing automatically. The handwriting is his, and the content is something he has never seen: The day Lu Ci woke up, the world began to collapse. Only then did he realize that for every word he wrote, he lost three years of his life. When rewriting Shen Qingyi, one-third of the ink was burned; when writing about Xiao Jin, the flames went out of control, and the next second the guy was literally swallowed by the fire for half his life. Save one person and the tower will grow taller. Change a plot and reality will collapse. There is an additional pinned message in the book review area, with an ID of only one word: Tower: Continued. What was even more desperate was the scrapped manuscript that he threw into the drawer and ate dust. The last page read: Lu Ci's ending: He wrote himself to death. He thought he was writing a novel. In fact, the novel has been writing about him. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.