I Was Supposed to Write Tomb-Raiding Fiction, So Why Did Archaeology Dig Up a Bronze Sacred Tree?

[Literary Plagiarism] [Primarily About Writing Books] [Poetry and Prose] [Variety Shows] [Fictional Objects Made Real]

Han Yibai transmigrates to a parallel world and chooses to become a great writer, adapting The Grave Robbers' Chronicles from the start.

It gets a lukewarm response, until after The Grave Robbers' Chronicles ends, an archaeological team digs up a bronze sacred tree and a snake-browed bronze fish. The whole internet calls me a grave robber, and the authorities even come knocking to check my utility meter.

The Grave Robbers' Chronicles goes viral, activating the Write It and Make It Real System.

[Publish The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, successfully make the bronze sacred tree and snake-browed bronze fish real, and earn 20,000 popularity points.]

Readers: Still saying it isn't a diary? You're from a family of tomb raiders, right? Tell us, is Third Uncle really your third uncle?

[Make the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng real: a lone egret flies beneath a sky and water of one color, earning 30,000 popularity points.]

Netizens: Wait, how did reciting a preface create a mirage? Could he be the reincarnation of the Star of Literature?

Experts: The greatest preface of all time! This man is a genius!

[Publish Shrouding the Heavens, successfully make the Nine Dragons Pulling a Coffin real, and earn 100,000 popularity points.]

Readers: Damn you, author! You cultivate without bringing us along.

[Publish Battle Through the Heavens, successfully make the Burning Formula and Heavenly Flames real, and earn 100,000 popularity points.]

Readers: You old geezer, you finally handed over the Burning Formula!

As Han Yibai writes more and more works, more and more things become real, and the world grows increasingly surreal.

Standing on the highest stage of literature, Han Yibai says,