Wen Jin, a female writer in the Republic of China, unexpectedly became famous with a love novel. She became rich overnight, and her bank balance and real estate increased sharply. Unexpectedly, the three male protagonists in the novel - the cold general, the gentle doctor, and the rebellious young master - actually traveled to her home and forced her to change the ending and asked them all to marry the heroine. Wen Jin was horrified and discovered that they had supernatural powers. She has the power to influence reality through paper; she tried to send them back with a new chapter, but the characters' memories revived and they competed with each other for favor; the prototype of the heroine was actually Wen Jin herself, who wrote her first love experience into the story; the root cause of her sudden wealth was the curse left by her father - every generation of writers must be entangled by the characters they wrote; publishers coveted the magic of novels and sent people to monitor them During the rewrite, Wen Jin fell in love with the doctor character, and was jealous of the general and the young master; she must balance the character's emotions, break the curse, and protect real life, otherwise the novel world will swallow reality; the three characters each represent her obsession: the general is the freedom she longs for, the doctor is the warmth she longs for, and the young master is the repressed rebellion; It turns out that only by truly satisfying them can the curse be lifted; she exploits the contradictions of the characters, but intensifies the conflict, and one character is willing to sacrifice himself; in the end, she creates a parallel plan with multiple endings, allowing the three of them to coexist and each be happy, at the cost of losing her writing talent; after she returns to her ordinary life, she writes again, writes this adventure, and gains soul reconciliation.
