Lin Wan, 26 years old, is an Internet writer who stays up late coding. Her masterpiece "Chang'an Hate" is her hard work that she wrote for three years. The male protagonist in the book, Shen Du, is the most perfect character she has ever created - stunningly talented and powerful, but also ill-fated and lonely throughout his life.
She wrote him to death.
At the end of the book, Shen Du was killed by the plot she arranged. He was stigmatized as a treason and died alone in the snow in the cold palace.
The night after writing the last chapter, Lin Wan died suddenly in front of the computer.
When she opened her eyes again, she became the cannon fodder female partner in "Chang'an Hate" - a spy who was executed by Shen Du himself in less than three chapters. What's even worse is that the time when she came in happened to be the moment in her original plot when Shen Du hated this female supporting character the most.
She tried to use the "original plot" to save her life, but found that everything was wrong - Shen Du's actions, the situation in the court, and everyone's fate were all deviating from the plot she had written.
What's even more frightening is that Shen Du seems to know something.
The way he looked at her didn't look like he was looking at a strange spy, but like he was looking at someone who had died long ago.
Lin Wan finally understood: she had entered her own book, but she was no longer the author of it.
And Shen Du is rewriting her ending.
One sentence selling point: I wrote you to death, but you made me fall in love with you.
