[The author and readers transmigrate into a book together + suspense + deduction + an unconventional transmigration story]
I first started writing this book after staying up all night reading novels and discovering that the ending was so ridiculously bad. I was furious, so I wrote this. Looking back, perhaps it’s just like the first cathartic novel mocking clichéd plotlines that suddenly took the world by storm. Couldn’t this be considered a kind of literary academic discussion?
[A note for readers: the author is completely immersed in their own art throughout the entire story]
“I’m trapped in my own pride and joy alongside my readers.”
Unbelievable! The moment the final chapter was posted, the comments section exploded. The novel everyone had been waiting to see finished had a terrible ending!!! Was it the author’s moral decay, or the distortion of human nature? They’d spent 300 chapters setting things up just to get revenge on their readers.
“So I got thrown into my own unfinished book because I wrote a terrible ending? I didn’t do it! It wasn’t me! Really, it wasn’t me!”
Oh? Could there be more to that terrible ending?
“As the author, I’ll delve into the story, find the culprit, and restore the original ending!” Zhu Siyu vowed to herself.
But... as she pushed the plot forward, she realized things weren’t as simple as she’d thought. Zhu Siyu discovered that...
The plot had changed completely!!!
The readers had entered the story!!!
In a short time, the transmigrators and the original characters had ended up in all kinds of factions!
Go ahead and hack away, dear readers. The author isn’t tired at all.
How are they supposed to escape a world full of magic, where everyone is plotting against everyone else?
