(A story about a writer who borrows works from his past life. There won't be many secret identities, probably only one or two, though I'm still undecided.)
After ten years struggling in the online fiction world, down-on-his-luck writer Li Yan wakes up to find that he has transmigrated into a parallel world, in the body of a freshman.
The bad news: Before Li Yan transmigrated, his predecessor was also a struggling online novelist. He had hoped to earn a little money by writing, but ended up making just 200 yuan in a month!
The good news: Thanks to strong anti-piracy measures and demand for entertainment, the online fiction market in this world is thriving. Its writing style is still at a fairly early stage, but the market is already sizable.
Even better news: Li Yan has a System that lets him access every literary work from his past life!
Great! You write books, and I'll write books too! You can write your angsty coming-of-age stories, and I'll write my simple, easy-to-read fiction. Who says Potato has run out of ideas? I say Potato's works are just what the doctor ordered!
What do you mean online fiction isn't the only thing I can write?
There's a saying in the jianghu: If you don't write, seeing Li Yan is like a frog in a well gazing at the moon. If you do write, seeing Li Yan is like a mayfly beholding the boundless sky!
The introduction claims that the prosperity of the entertainment industry is due to effective anti-piracy measures, which is a complete reversal of logic. In reality, it's precisely because anti-piracy measures are ineffective that mass-market hits emerge. If you want to become popular and break out of your niche, you need free access for the general public.
It looks good, keep it up!
Just use an alias; it's all online literature anyway.