[Urban imagination + novels come true + people practicing martial arts + hilarious and refreshing articles + starting a sect]
Chen Guan, the author of "Pujie", has been writing martial arts for three years, but has few readers, and he is three months behind on his rent.
In order to defeat Quanqin, he stayed up late and made up a set of "Dahe Sword Technique".
The next day, Qin Xueyi, the flower girl from Linjiang University, took a yellowed sword manual, opened the security door of his house, and knelt down on the spot:
"Master, I reached the third level and vomited blood."
Chen looked at the sword manual with the same typo as his own and fell silent.
What's even more outrageous is——
The reader said "the third level of meridians must be reversed", Qin Xueyi vomited blood on the spot.
Netizens believe that "the fourth move can cut off a lake with one sword", and she really split open an artificial lake with one sword.
Hundreds of thousands of people believed that "Dahemen really existed", and a sect sprouted up in the barren hills of the northern suburbs overnight.
Since then, the entire network has been practicing martial arts, with officials urging updates, Internet celebrities coming to fight against counterfeiters, and capital trying to buy out the martial arts community.
Chen Guan's biggest wish every day is just to make readers less distracted.
Because the exercises he wrote down will come true.
Misunderstandings in the comment section can also come true.
Even the villains in the novel began to have fans of their own.
Until one day, an extra chapter automatically appeared in his author backend:
"Well written."
"It's my turn to write the next chapter."
Others write novels because they are afraid of being thrown into the street.
Chen Guan writes novels because he is afraid that the world will attack him.