He has written of a thousand years of events, and when he puts down his pen, he is no longer a boy.
After countless hardships, all he wants is to become a god and be a Chinese person once more.
A middle school student accidentally finds a battered book someone has discarded in the school library.
The location of the transmigration recorded in the book turns out to be the little hill behind his school.
Driven by curiosity, he goes to take a look during the day.
To his surprise, a strange celestial phenomenon occurs, and he transmigrates to another continent where martial prowess reigns supreme.
When he sees the method for returning written in the book, he decides it is impossible to accomplish.
Just as he despairs and considers taking his own life, the battered book suddenly speaks from inside his dantian.
To his astonishment, the book turns out to be a storage artifact.
It contains countless cultivation techniques, weapons, and pieces of armor.
But he cannot simply take them at will. The book spirit tells him that it loves stories and enjoys listening to them.
The condition is that he must write down everything he experiences in the book.
The book has an Interest value, and items can only be exchanged once that value reaches the required threshold.
To return to China and see his family, he throws himself into all kinds of tasks every day, striving to make his story more exciting.
...From then on, he wields his pen like a blade, all to forge a path to godhood.
The setup in the beginning felt too long.