Notes on Life After Transmigrating to the Future

The story of a shut-in who transmigrates two hundred years into the future, to another world, and remains a shut-in. All the stories written by the characters in this novel are made up by me. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Warnings: 1. Updates vary from every other day to once a week. 2. I often don't know what to say, so I usually don't reply to comments. 3. This story is very calm from beginning to end. There will absolutely be no dramatic twists and turns. It's just a record of everyday life, or perhaps a running diary. 4. The protagonist is a full-time writer, but will never become famous. 5. The stories written by the protagonist take up a lot of the novel, and may even be longer than the account of his real life. In short, this is actually a collection of stories. 6. The stories the protagonist writes cover all kinds of genres, including childish, melodramatic, all-powerful, Mary Sue, saintly, white-lotus, and probably everything else under the sun. At least, I'm trying to include everything under the sun. 7. For personal reasons, there will be no scene dividers in this story. Every scene transition (including reality to reality, reality to story, story to reality, and story to story) will be shown by a blank line. I'll try to put the names of the main characters and other clues in the first sentence of the opening paragraph of each scene to indicate whether what follows is a real-life scene or a story. 8. The protagonist has average intelligence, poor social skills, and subpar adaptability. On top of that, his habitual way of thinking is two hundred years behind the times. As a result, he may often seem a little slow in everyday life. This is an incurable condition, and there's no remedy for it for the rest of his life (that is, the entire story). 9. The male lead is clearly established, but the romance throughout is very understated. There will definitely be no sex between these two, so you can also read this as having no couple. 10. (I'll add more if I think of anything.) These warnings are a bit long, but please take a little time to read each one. If any of them is a dealbreaker for you, please leave right away, and there's no need to tell me. Happy reading, and I hope I enjoy writing this, too. After all, meeting is fate. Better to have a brief connection than a disastrous one. I hope everyone has a good time. * Going premium on November 20 (Wednesday), with three updates that day. Thank you all for your support :) The total word count hasn't been decided yet. Premise: