You don’t think authors write all the novels, do you? Then you’re wrong! So, so wrong!
Lin Shi, a ten-year veteran bookworm on Tomato Reading, was suddenly bound one day to the “Parallel World Scribe System.” The System told him that every story was a real parallel world, and scribes were nothing more than unfeeling recording tools, with no right to change any of the bizarre plotlines. Rookie bronze-rank scribe Lin Shi was forced from the start to record "The Tyrannical Solar CEO Falls for Me": the leads get electrocuted while kissing in the rain on solar panels, and the power output skyrockets as a declaration of love. Readers curse the author and threaten to send blades, while the System coldly docks his performance score. Driven to the brink, Lin Shi sobs on a livestream, “I swear I didn’t make this up!” His accidental leak earns him severe punishment: his workload is multiplied tenfold, and his next assignment is the epic mess "The Green-Hat War God: Madam Is Carrying the Demon Lord’s Baby", where he has to kneel and record the hero’s entire devoted-lapdog routine. With no other way out, Lin Shi starts putting the author’s own complaints directly into the chapters, sparking a reader frenzy. Thus begins an absurd comeback built around “crowdfunding blades,” “meme encyclopedia rescue missions,” and “reader polls to pick the worst plot twist.” Their goal is simple: within the System’s rules, use magic to defeat magic, save everyone’s blood pressure with snark, and turn unlucky Lin Shi from a “cuckold chronicler” into a “meme crusher.”
