Professional cosplayer Lin Xiao had won countless fans with his god-tier cosplay. When he accidentally transmigrated while saving a companion, he arrived in a collapsing crossover world where cursed spirits, supernatural powers, and the void danced together. Cosplay became his only source of strength.
But his golden finger was unlike any other: the Literary Master Cosplay System.
As Lu Xun, he wielded his pen like a sword. “A Madman's Diary” could shatter the very foundations of a cursed spirit's existence.
As Osamu Dazai, “No Longer Human” could erase all techniques, but would also etch despair into his soul.
As Ogai Mori, the ruthless strategy of “The Optimal Solution” could build a tower of order amid chaos.
But every performance was a deadly dance with a great soul. The closer his portrayal, the greater his power, but the heavier the burden of each literary master's “traits”: depression, aloofness, illness, nihilism... The price of a high-fidelity performance was losing himself.
As myriad worlds decayed in the “Tide of the Void” and countless heroes could only watch helplessly, Lin Xiao embarked on a unique path to save the world. Others proved their Dao through power; he built towers with ideas.
But when he ascended to godhood through his performances, the souls of countless twisted literary masters were trampled beneath his feet. The first person he had to convince of his declaration that he would sweep through all worlds was his own steadily crumbling self.
“Am I cosplaying a savior, or... the next harbinger of destruction?”
It feels like AI was used to assist with the writing. Isn't the songstress a teacher from Kyoto? Why is she teaching someone from Tokyo? Also, my mind was a mess when I read Chapter 4. If the author didn't use AI, then I apologize.