This Author Is Always Getting into Trouble, and I Don't Know Why

Contains: snark, high spirits, angst, dialogue-driven storytelling, a protagonist with no name, and notes saying (angst + healing). Some parts are romantic, not comedic. Chapter 1: "A Battle of Writing Styles." One author's writing style is wildly inconsistent, and they can't be bothered to tidy up their profile, so their works are a chaotic jumble of styles. At last, they break out into a fight. Chapter 2: "The Accusation." The second male lead accuses the author of defaming him in their writing. The author is sentenced to life imprisonment (what even is this?). Chapter 3: "You Can't Blame Society for Being Ugly." After suffering a mental breakdown, the author leaves themself a message. Chapter 4: "Reform Through Labor." The author's prison labor assignment is to write the ending. Chapter 5: "Nothing Below the Neck Can Be Described." While filling in a plot hole, the author runs into a problem: nothing below the neck can be described. Chapter 6: "Lu Xun Syndrome." The author contracts a rare illness called Lu Xun Syndrome. (Angst + healing) Chapter 7: "A World That Judges by Looks." The author's works come to stay with them for the winter because their profile is so unpopular. Chapter 8: "The Little Tyrant's Intelligence Growth." The author's mother joins in too. (Angst) Chapter 9: "The Wall." The reader has dug out their heart, and there's nothing left in the save folder, but they still go break the author out of prison. (Angst + healing) Snark gave rise to a complete story, while the angst led to the least funny ending. Happy ending. Theme: