As a full-time novelist, Yi Gui spent ten years writing without anyone taking notice. Then, in a single day, she became famous for surviving a deadly game.
Welcome to "RED QUEEN." Our goal is to cultivate the world's greatest writer.
The "RED QUEEN" death game brings together the best writers from around the world.
Yi Gui: "Oh my God, that's Lewis, who won the Nobel Prize last year. His hard-boiled mysteries are amazing. And over there, that's Shan Liang, who's been topping the charts for years..."
Caught up in the fans' excitement over their idols, Yi Gui suddenly remembered: "Why would someone of this caliber need me...?"
System: "You're number one on the worst-writing leaderboard. You've held the title for five years, and people have all kinds of reasons for roasting you:
Is this author speaking in riddles? In a 5,000-word chapter, the only thing I understood was the punctuation.
Seriously, is the protagonist even a modern person? So sentimental and melodramatic, dragging everything out."
"System, stop. That one really hurt QAQ."
Later, Yi Gui realized something was off.
Big Shot Lewis said, "Yi Gui, your deductions are truly beyond my expectations."
Master Shan Liang said, "Fine, I admit it. You win. A bet's a bet."
The Big Bomb, Zhou Yin, said, "Next time, I'll take you down and reclaim that spot."
System: "I didn't expect it either. You're the real master. I take back what I said before."
In short, this is a story about a novelist growing and making a name for herself in a death game.
Content warning: No romantic pairing in the ending. An ensemble cast, and they will all interact with the protagonist.
