The moment Lin Wan woke up, she felt chills all over - she had slipped into the novel she had written and became the vicious female supporting character Shen Zhaoning who was written to death by her own hands in the second chapter.
The queen was poisoned at the palace banquet, all physical evidence pointed to her, and the death decree had arrived at the gate of the Hou Mansion. Holding the plot line she had written, Lin Wan realized for the first time that every word she wrote could kill her.
She fought tooth and nail to prove her innocence, and roped in Pei Yan, the young minister of Dali Temple, and Gu Qingci, a talented female doctor, to investigate the case and save herself. But the more she searched, the more she felt something was wrong - the world was giving birth to plots she had never written, and the first message in the "comments section" in her mind that only she could see was never from a reader.
There is another person, holding her manuscript, continuing the story in another direction.
She knew that person.
The truth about the poisoned wine case was hidden in the manuscript she had deleted; and the game between the two "authors" finally forced her to answer a question - when you create a person with your own hands, how much responsibility do you have to bear for her?
