Has Master Given Out Any Sugar Today?

Yun Qi only left a casual comment while reading a story. He never expected the author to invite him to discuss where the plot should go next.

Were the scenes in his dreams real or illusory? Before he even had time to speak, he found himself in the world described in the book. When the boy before him became one with the person from his dreams, Yun Qi made up his mind: I will write the rest of your story.

A fake transmigration into a book, a master-disciple romance with the younger disciple as the pursuer. The story is mainly plot-driven, though the author likes to sprinkle in sweet moments from time to time. I wrote it rather hurriedly. I had plenty of free time over summer vacation, so I was posting about ten thousand words a day, and had already built up a backlog of tens of thousands of words before publishing. Updates should be fairly steady (only one or two chapters a day, since I also need to revise), and I shouldn't abandon it. I'm expecting it to run about 500,000 words (which is fairly long?), though I might end it early. Overall, it's a pretty sweet story. The author's rule is that the main couple gets a happy ending! (As for the supporting characters... too much sugar gets cloying, so there probably won't be a side couple for now.)

I'll try to finish it before summer vacation ends. After the semester starts, I'm taking an elective in novel writing and want to try a new style. The next project will probably be set in modern times. Writing about something related to my own major should make it easier to avoid getting stuck.