I Write the Rules of the World

[Interstellar apocalypse × transmigrate into a book × supernatural powers × ensemble cast × strong heroine's growth × creator-author, princess of the Ancient Domain × desert secret-identity ruler]

A big shot from a medical research institute transmigrates into the interstellar novel she wrote, only to become an android named E77? And the story's most ruthless ruler forces her into a political marriage, calling her “the Ancient Domain Princess's exclusive accessory.”

“Yina is a false identity, but she has never been me. I should have a name of my own.”

Liu Ying packs up and runs overnight, decisively refusing to be anyone's puppet.

She hides her identity and sneaks into the Dawn Army's barracks, working hard to learn the medical techniques of the new era. With her medical skills, she earns people's respect all over again, wins the admiration of countless people, and becomes the most famous female doctor in the interstellar world. She also finds what she believes is happiness in the military camp.

But just as she thinks she's found success in both love and career and has established herself in what she believes is her world, certain that she's landed in a survival story, she never expects this:

“Your so-called escape was a carefully laid trap from the very beginning.”

With alien beasts closing in and schemes unfolding one after another, she holds the script of creation in her hands and gradually discovers secrets in the world she wrote that even she never knew.

As the truth emerges that “I am both the one holding the pen and a player in the game,” is this world real or false? And who is she, really?

“But this world was created by me in the first place. This world should be the false one, and I should be its creator. So I should be the one to write and decide everything.”