How I Was Forced to Transmigrate Because I Didn't Write a Romance Plot

[Before saying a final goodbye to Tang Qie, I plan to write one more book for him, so I'll start this one after "The Strange Editors' Office" is complete.]

Xiaomai, an obscure, eighteenth-tier web novelist, actually transmigrated.

She transmigrated into a supernatural urban novel she had written during college.

The God of Fate told her:

[Once you find the male lead a partner, you can go back.]

Xiaomai: I'm doomed. I'm never getting home.

On his way home from work, Tang Qie saw a girl in her early twenties. After hesitating for a long time, she finally walked up to him.

"I know what's happened to you, because I wrote all of it."

"...?"

"Yes, I'm the author. I wanted to see you, and maybe find you a partner while I'm at it."

"...?"

"I can write you any kind of partner you like!"

"Hello, 120? There's a young woman here who doesn't seem to be in her right mind. Could you send someone over?"

Reading guide:

The everyday life of a short-tempered web novelist and her dear son.

No promises about romance, but there will definitely be a mother-son bond (not really).

The Tang Qie series began as something I wrote in college. This story is also a way to bring my youth to a satisfying close.

Theme: Face the past bravely.