Women's Rights? Simping? Impossible, Absolutely Impossible

His real name is Feng Dali. Before transmigrating into a book, he was a contracted editor at the Xihongshi Novel website, a high-IQ top student with an encyclopedic knowledge of novels, history, and television dramas. In real life, he was an internet troll, a master of snark, and a sharp-tongued critic.

- What led him to transmigrate into a book: In a bad mood, he wrote a vicious review of a young woman's romance novel about the underworld. Gloating over his work, he knocked over his coffee, got electrocuted by his computer, and died.

- His identity after transmigrating into a book: A super simp named A Li in the young woman's novel. He obeys the heroine, Su Mei, in everything and gives her his whole heart. In the original story, he helps her win the male lead, only to end up as cannon fodder.

- The world he lives in: An underworld ruled by women, who control all the factions and the public voice. Men are mostly dependents or tools, and the rules of the underworld are set by female bosses.

- His growth arc: He goes from being "forced to play the simp" to becoming a "chaotic boss." Early on, he uses an editor's perspective to roast the plot conventions of women's fiction and draws on his scholarly knowledge to escape predicaments. In the middle, he sheds the simp label and takes control of the female-dominated underworld. Later, he navigates multiple worlds and gathers the power of people's wishes, eventually devouring both the righteous and the evil Systems to become the guardian deity of humanity's collective will.

- Key traits: He has a built-in "snark buff" and internally tears into women's-fiction tropes and the rules of this female-dominated world. He uses an editor's grasp of plot logic and a top student's knowledge of historical anecdotes to get out of trouble. His forced simping gets "upgraded" into outrageous schemes that unexpectedly hit the heroines and villains right in their funny bones or sore spots.