The Guiding Light of Starlight
Synopsis
[If you're reading this book, answer one question first:
Do you think the story you're reading right now is real?]
My name is A Ze.
I'm nineteen, with silver hair and seven colors in my eyes.
When I was alive, I was a failed author who couldn't write satisfying power fantasies.
I lived in a partitioned room in an urban village. My bank balance never reached four digits, and when I died, there wasn't even anyone to collect my body.
I thought that was all there was to my life.
Until I died.
Only after death did I learn that every web-novel world is a "parallel universe" created by a higher-dimensional being.
Every power-fantasy protagonist is a resentful spirit unwilling to be reincarnated.
They're stuffed into stories of a "perfect life," where they rule the world, build harems, and humiliate their enemies before making a triumphant comeback.
They think they're alive.
But the truth is, they're already dead.
I'm the one sent to "wake them up."
Mission objective: Enter their worlds, shatter their illusions, and make them accept the fact that "they're already dead."
Mission reward: ?
Sorry, there is no reward.
I'm dead too.
Dead people don't need rewards.
But there's one thing I have to figure out:
Why would those power-fantasy protagonists rather live out their whole lives in an illusion than face the truth?
And what is the higher-dimensional being who gave them a "perfect life" really plotting?
[Reading Guide]
This book is also known as: "I, a Failed Author, Slaughtered the Entire Power Fantasy..."
