The Outcast: Both Heroes and Villains Are Me

An author who spends his days writing is letting his imagination run wild when the ceiling cracks open, and his mind really does burst wide open. By sheer accident, he transmigrates into his favorite world, The Outcast. With the help of the System, he decides to play both sides of the story, shocking the supernatural community by manipulating events from behind the scenes. In the process, he discovers that the Jiashen Rebellion in The Outcast is far more complicated than it seems. What really happened? Why are the Eight Extraordinary Skills known as skills that bring chaos? Is the Old Celestial Master truly just one step away from becoming an immortal? And what is an immortal, really? A powerful supernatural being? An extraterrestrial? Or a trap laid by some twisted, indescribable entity?

The protagonist gets a visualization system: whenever he stirs people’s emotions, he earns energy points, which he can use to visualize props from the roles the author plays and strengthen his own abilities. The system is mainly a tool, with the focus remaining on the protagonist. The final antagonist will be Qu Tong, who abandons her humanity to merge with an evil god in pursuit of power and ambition. The protagonist won’t be too overpowered. He may eventually become invincible, but not all at once; it’ll be a gradual process.