What is it like to travel into a book written by yourself? Kawen wanted to give up, but was dragged in by the book spirit to fill the hole. She was dressed as an unlucky palace maid who peeked at the male protagonist in the shower. She was thrown out, slapped on the wall, and called ugly.
She wrote the male protagonist: venomous, sinister, and unkind. Shu Ling is her own child: urged every day, picky in every possible way, and never satisfied. She wanted to be stubborn, but the book spirit wouldn't let her go. She wanted to go home until she finished writing. She wanted to be a passerby, but the male protagonist wanted to keep her by his side.
Until she discovered that the unwritten part of the plot was being tampered with - and her biggest enemy was the character she had abandoned with her own hands.
Also known as "Party A is my biological son" and "After passing through the book, I became the hero's mother"
Intent: The dialectical relationship between creation and responsibility - when the author is no longer just the creator, but must be responsible for the fate of every character he writes, escape is not the answer, completion is.
