The Heaven-Defying Agency: No More Pretending, I'm Invincible

Lu Beixuan was a web novelist notorious for abandoning his stories halfway through. After staying up for three nights to finish the ending, he worked himself to death.

When he opened his eyes again, he had entered the book he wrote, becoming Lu Beixuan, the Blood Shadow Sect's young master, a disposable cannon-fodder character who was doomed to die by chapter three.

According to the plot he had written himself, in three days the protagonist chosen by fate would cut off his head with a single sword strike, annihilating his soul and leaving not even a whole corpse behind.

He wanted to hide, but there was nowhere to run.

So he stopped pretending. He stopped acting.

Lu Beixuan dismissed the sect overnight, sold off its property, rented a storefront in a bustling alley, and hung out a sign for his new “Defying Fate Agency.”

His main business: changing people's fates. His side business: fortune-telling.

His skills weren't much, but his boasts were big. Come if you want, or don't.

He specialized in saving those tragic characters he had written off with a single stroke, and charged a reasonable fee for it.

What plot-driven Heavenly Dao? What protagonist chosen by fate?

He wrote this script, so now he gets to make the rules.

Once, his pen decided who lived and died. Now, with this life he picked up, he'll give everyone written off a chance to live another way.