"Performance Manual of All Worlds" tells the story of Lin Ye, a clerk in a mortal bookstore, who was hit by the mysterious "Performance Manual of All Worlds" because he complained about a bad novel. He accidentally became a "actor" and was forced to travel through countless bizarre "realm scripts" and randomly play the protagonist or villain.
From the mist-filled "Ancient Forest of Transformation" where tree spirits complain about their acting skills, to the steampunk-style "Gear Sky City" where robots cry for a motor oil flower; from the "Eternal Day School" where it is always daytime and children are afraid of the "growing-up medicine", to the "Mok" where words are rules and when you say "fire", fireballs will fall from the sky. "The Kingdom of Traces"... Lin Ye's task is to complete the plot according to the script, but he is a protagonist who loves to "add drama": handing band-aids to the villains when he is playing a decent role, reciting love poems to the moon when playing a villain, and even changing the task of "blowing up the core gears" to setting off fireworks, forcibly derailing the plot of countless realms.
The manual comes with a poisonous AI "little drama" that always interferes with him with barrage-style comments: "Warning! Your evil smile just now is more of a villain than a villain!" Qin Wuwu, the "perfect dramatist" appointed by Heaven, was ordered to hunt down this "plot destroyer", but he was in constant confrontation. It was discovered in the novel: Lin Ye's "deviant" actually gave warmth to the cold script - the robot began to yearn for the sun, and the children dared to refuse to forget their childhood. Even he himself remembered: It turned out that he was the protagonist of a scrapped novel, and was imprisoned by heaven because of the collapse of the plot.
When Lin Ye discovered that the so-called "realm script" was just a tool for Heaven to harvest "plot power", and that every time he "added drama" he was awakening the self-awareness of living beings, a battle that spanned countless lives began.