The stories written by Fu Qi become real worlds.
He often plays the role of a guide in his stories.
Like a golden finger old man, Teacher A who helps the protagonist grow, or Kindhearted Person B who lends a hand at a crucial moment.
In short, to move the plot forward, he is always playing these kinds of peripheral roles.
Then one day, his story world was invaded by a comic artist from another world.
The intruder challenged him and threw his story into chaos.
Fu Qi had no choice but to send out more alternate identities, working hard to salvage the out-of-control plot and keep busy by helping the protagonist.
The more he worked, the more there was to do, and the busier he became.
By the time he realized what was happening...
...he had finally worked his way into becoming the final villain.
Fu Qi: What? The villain was me all along?!
Fu Qi: Wait, wasn't I supposed to be here to help save the world?
[Reader's Guide]
1. A mastermind-style story with some mistaken-identity elements. The protagonist plays roles under different identities to move the plot forward, and the characters he portrays are both men and women (guiding characters).
2. The protagonist is neutral and feels nothing for others. It is all acting, fully immersed in his roles.
3. Everything serves the plot. It has an ensemble cast, a little comic-style storytelling, and some forum posts.
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"Deceiving the World from Scratch"
When Wan Deng was brought into the household as an illegitimate son from a collateral branch of an imperial aristocratic family, nobody cared about him apart from a few other illegitimate children competing for the inheritance.
That changed when he appeared on the front line's main battlefield as the commander of a hundred-man squad, wiping out an entire base.
That changed when he took first place at military academy and received the Empire's Star, the first time the honor had ever been awarded to a student.
That changed when he stood at the lectern as prime minister of a backward planet, declaring that he would launch an unprecedented revolution.
The eyes of the whole world could no longer look away from him.
Yet no one knew that the dazzling Imperial Star and brilliant commander recorded in the history books, the revolutionary and trailblazer praised by countless people,
was once nothing more than a silver-tongued... liar.
The highest level of deception is to deceive the world.
But what does it take to deceive the world?
Does concealing the truth about one thing count?
It does, but it is not enough.
Does creating a person who never existed count?
It does, but it is not enough.
So just how far must one go to be satisfied?
The trickster hidden in the shadows curled his lips into a smile.
“Perhaps rewriting a piece of history, perhaps completely overturning a group's understanding, perhaps using an illusory hope to win someone's sincere heart.”
“But no matter what, my dear.”
“, You should never trust the words of a trickster.”
Theme: The happiness of an ordinary life needs twists and turns to make it shine.
I hope the cartoonist can make the teacher's ending more reasonable. It feels like the cartoonist felt the teacher was too strong, and the ending was rushed for the sake of ending. If this is drawn into the comic, it won't be convincing to the audience. (I'm not saying the author's writing is bad, I'm just a little annoyed with the cartoonist because of the teacher's ending.)
I'm laughing so hard I'm about to choke! Hahaha
What's going on? Don't tell me the protagonist is forced to tear up his cards, and then his useless card identity is stolen by the comic artist?? You can't just trample on the protagonist's dignity like that, can you?
There was a sense of foreboding throughout, a feeling that the teacher would perish here (fear).
Ahhh! I killed a comic book artist! What the hell are you doing?!
This birthday was so hilarious, hahaha!
It's so beautiful! Teacher, I want to follow in your footsteps!
It's a really good story, a bit short but very smooth! I enjoyed reading it all in one go, but it's so short I felt like I wanted more. [Panda head emoji]
This one is great too! Honey, I'm going to drain you dry!
I saw this! Hey, don't wear sunglasses, bro! [Laughing and crying emoji][patting head emoji]