Modern novelist Zhao Yan pretended to be a prince in the cold palace. In order to protect himself, he wrote about palace battles, court, and military affairs as a "live broadcast novel" and published it anonymously. He wrote "the imperial concubine had an affair with the imperial doctor", and the imperial concubine was thrown into a prison the next day; he compiled "the border general collaborated with the enemy" and 800 miles later confirmed it three days later... He panicked: Am I writing history, or is history catering to my story?
Zhao Yan went from fearfully "writing stories to avoid disaster" to actively using this ability to participate in government affairs, and then discovering the more terrifying truth behind this ability (for example, he is not the only person with this ability, or the world itself is a huge narrative trap). In the end, he must get rid of his dependence on ability and use his true personality and wisdom to win the world.
