The Gloomy Literary Master: Readers, Please Stop Sending Me Razor Blades!

The struggling writer Gu Yi transmigrates to Blue Star, a parallel world. When he realizes that this world’s course is different from that of his previous life, a bold idea takes shape.

It starts with a three-line love-letter contest. One world classic after another follows, stunning literary circles at home and abroad!

The Chameleon, Ball of Fat, The Last Lesson, Diary of a Madman, and other works cause a sensation as soon as they’re published.

One novel, To Live, brings millions to tears, making countless people feel the warmth and coldness of human life, and the fickleness of the world.

The line “I really want to punch you to death” from A Humble Life even turns the Northwestern Punching King and his sweet young wife into viral sensations.

Just as everyone thinks he’s reached his limit, he turns his wicked hands toward the foreign literary world.

Gone with the Wind, Les Miserables, No Longer Human...

Years later, when Gu Yi is interviewed, he says the following.

Reporter: Mr. Gu Yi, I heard that before you entered the literary world, you were a dentist. What made you pursue this path?

Gu Yi: I saw the people working at the cultural center spending every day strolling around the streets, and I thought it was so unfair.

Reporter: So you wanted to criticize that behavior, which is why you chose to become a writer and change the culture of the literary world?

Gu Yi: No, it was because I really liked that kind of job too. I wanted to work at the cultural center, so I chose to write.

Reporter: Was the job really just as you imagined?

Gu Yi: On my first day, I deliberately showed up two hours late. I was still the first one there. That’s when I knew I’d found the right place!

This is the story of a heart-wrenching literary master.