The Plagiarist: I Inherited Every Character I Ever Wrote

Qin Zhao transmigrates to a parallel world with a barren entertainment industry.

To pay off the debts left behind by his original self, he has no choice but to return to his old trade and bring classic works from his memories into this world.

Spider-Man, The Outcast, Bleach, Harry Potter, X-Men, Star Wars...

At first, Qin Zhao only wants to make some money from these works.

But on the day the first volume of Spider-Man is released, he leaps from a thirty-story building. Instead of falling, he raises a hand and shoots out a web, swinging into the city’s night sky.

Only then does he discover that once his works earn enough recognition, he can inherit the abilities of the characters he has created.

More importantly...

While everyone else can inherit at most one character, he is the original author of every one of his works.

Heroes, villains, gods, demons...

Every character who has ever appeared in his works is within his reach.

When someone gains the power of one of his villains and tries to use it to kill him, Qin Zhao simply raises a hand and forcibly shuts down their ability.

“You’re using a power I created against me?”

“Did you ask it who it should obey?”

From spider-sense to the Eight Extraordinary Skills, from Zanpakuto to forbidden magic, from mutant powers to the Force, and finally to a god among men whose light can illuminate the sea of stars...

Years later, when myriad worlds descend and countless heroes and gods step into reality,

they look up at Qin Zhao, seated upon the throne of the heavens, and finally understand:

The man before them is not merely the one who told their stories.

He is the author who stands above every character.