Writing a Book to Transmigrate Into

Before you is a great pot that can create a new world. It is filled with primordial water.

First, you must write the framework of the world. You reach into thin air and a notebook and a ballpoint pen appear in your hand. You start writing.

"The world is set in a time much like the modern era, in a place much like China." You write these words, tear off the page, and toss it into the pot.

You keep writing.

"The story is set in the entertainment industry."

"The protagonist's main goal is to win the top prize at a world film festival."

One page after another goes into the pot, and colorful bubbles rise inside.

You smile. Now it's time to write the protagonist's part.

"The protagonist has an extraordinary background."

"The protagonist has a special skill."

"The protagonist has a secret they can't reveal."

…

The primordial water gradually grows thick, and the colorful bubbles go glug, glug.

Your smile turns tender. My adorable protagonist still needs the sweetness of sugar, the clarity of crystal, the warmth of milk, the luster of pearls, the medicinal fragrance of an apothecary, the allure of poppies, the brilliance of red agate... The world will never begrudge him its affection.

He also needs plenty of wish fulfillment, so you add a large handful of pink powder. And for contrast, you sprinkle in a handful of cannon fodder.

Perfect. The primordial water flows up and out of the pot, then solidifies in midair into a mottled sphere: a new world is born.

Now all that's left is you. You seal away your own memories.

Who are you?

From this moment on, your name is Su Shu.

Theme: This is just a mindless wish-fulfillment story.