"Pen Frenzy: Writing Destiny Between Reality and Dreams"
[When the characters written by the writer begin to tamper with the plot, who is the real writer?
Lin Yan, a third-rate writer, is trapped in a strange creative loop: the insurance officer's paranoid nightmare he writes about is swallowing reality. Breathing liquid runes seeped from the ceiling, the bronze paperweight's Ouroboros gnawed at the moonlight, and the fireflies Shen chased unexpectedly carried the fluorescence of the silver-haired woman's mechanical arm in "The Fragments of Ember Fire: Codex of Fantasy Dreams". What's even more frightening is that this taboo book signed "Grandma" is simultaneously writing a plot that Lin Yan has not conceived yet, using phosphorus fire characters.
[When you stare into the abyss, the pen is staring at your heartbeat]
The moment Shen Wang caught the fireflies in his dream, the paperweight in the real world burst out with gear pen cipher text. The Morse code behind the yellowed photo whispers the "cocoon room" prophecy, and the causal chain of three eras trembles at the tip of the pen - from the Everlasting Era of the nuclear explosion wasteland to the early morning of the eternal night when the machine ascends. All the broken time is waiting for the bloody epitaph that is destined to come true: "When the ink soaks into the heart, the writer will eventually become the soul of the dead in the book."
At this moment, the first drop of liquid runes was falling into the water of reality, and the tampered text sprouted flesh and blood under the moonlight. When the reflections of writers and creations begin to erode each other, only the gear pen that gnaws away at time knows the outcome of this nightmare game across dimensions...
Reader comments
Why do so few people read it? [Holds face] Tell me why. The author himself must have sorted out the settings in the book very clearly, and then took it for granted that the readers also know what the content of the book is about. In fact, it's possible that they don't understand what the various concepts in the text mean. For example, I had to read it several times before I could roughly understand the first chapter. It is recommended to delete some redundant descriptions and add more dialogues between characters, which can help readers better integrate into the book.
Why do so few people read it? [Holds face] Tell me why. The author himself must have sorted out the settings in the book very clearly, and then took it for granted that the readers also know what the content of the book is about. In fact, it's possible that they don't understand what the various concepts in the text mean. For example, I had to read it several times before I could roughly understand the first chapter. It is recommended to delete some redundant descriptions and add more dialogues between characters, which can help readers better integrate into the book.