A star train full of "official characters" was upgraded to "Simulated Universe Pro Max" by hand, and the entire carriage was hijacked by the mysterious "Happy Fun Man". It deviated from the main line and headed for an infinite chain of copies called "Hahaha". Passengers were horrified to discover that as long as the readers' barrage votes were high enough, everyone would be subdued on the spot and forced to star in a large social drama: Dan Heng transformed into a dragon and got stuck in the elevator every day, Jing Yuan never woke up and was dragged to work overtime, Fu Xuangang counted himself into the flag abyss with just a few fingers, and the dolls in the Black Tower queued up to apply for work-related injuries. The protagonist, Xing/Qiong, was forced to go into business, holding a complaint script in hand, and frantically harvested the "hahaha" emotional value in the 24-hour "countdown to persecution", just to collect 7 million words to get off work as soon as possible. However, the copy gets longer and longer, the characters become more persecuted, and the readers laugh more and more crazily - when Aha personally leaves the scene to be the editor, and when the author himself is thrown into the elevator door and becomes the updated material, this intergalactic fun carnival from the Fairy Boat to Pinoconi, from Belloberg to the Black Tower Space Station finally reveals the final conspiracy: It turns out that the energy source of the entire life is your merciless "hahahaha" off the screen. Open this book, and every vote you cast for persecution will turn into laughter in the ears of the Star God, echoing at the end of the universe forever - don't blink, you will be the one caught on the next page!
