In order to catch up with DDL, Chen Mo, a doctoral student in the Department of History, made up a "Great Zhou Dynasty", which resulted in the thesis becoming a parallel world (Level F). He was forced to travel through it and found that all fiction would become reality, and "typos" and "footnotes" were actually the most powerful weapons.
In this universe driven by narrative energy, Chen Mo must compete with his roommate's civilization of immortality and his mentor's perfect dynasty for the qualification to be "read". He must also fight against Chen Mo-3, a darkened clone born from his own jealousy - the latter tries to cover all the world with "error-free jade" and make everything "complete" in death.
From an academic bastard with a 0% duplication check rate to a distributed author who controls "texture bifurcation", Chen Mo learned to use the cracks of bronze to fight against the perfect closed loop, and to use the loneliness he carries to fight against the forced connection. When all levels are collapsing, only the "unfinished" footnote can protect the richness of existence.
This is an adventure about writing itself: every word creating reality, every mistake saving the world.
