I serialized a flop web novel online called The Rise of the Demonic Path.
In the story, I made up a cultivation technique for "drawing baleful energy into the body." Then some chuunibyou kid actually practiced it and produced the first wisp of demonic energy.
I invented the "ruins of an ancient demonic sect" and casually buried a scrap of iron there. It really did become a peerless demonic weapon, coveted by everyone and capable of destroying Heaven and Earth.
And so the world went mad.
I casually wrote that "a great opportunity lies here," and the next day local housing prices skyrocketed.
I sketched a map of a "heavenly paradise" on a whim, and the government classified it as top secret and stationed troops to guard it.
The world's most powerful conglomerates, experts, and organizations are all frantically searching for me, the nonexistent "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation."
They don't know that the so-called struggle between good and evil is a script I wrote;
The so-called opportunities and destiny are just doodles of mine.
I am the only transcendent being of this age.
And I am the source of all the others.
It's so beautiful, especially when the protagonist says that I am the only extraordinary person in the world, while other authors in the dark are laughing darkly. This kind of top-notch battle of wits is embarrassing, like setting off a firework in a dark forest, awakening all major civilizations, especially when the protagonist creates the World Tree, high-dimensional life activates memetic pollution, and the protagonist activates author authority to resist pollution. This peak match shocked me so much, just like my 35-year-old wife elbowed my 91-year-old brain [stunned][shocked][stunned][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked][shocked]
This is crazy, is this really a book I can read? Will there be a physical book when this book is finished? This is not the style of ordinary online novels at all... Crazy. I can only feel that this book is really, [crazy]. Only this word can replace the shock in my heart.
Super nice and recommended