Tao Xiaozhen had a burst of inspiration and wrote a story about a great demon and a paragon of the righteous path falling in love and fighting each other. But in the very first chapter, a nitpicker showed up, finding fault with everything and even leaving a negative rating, along with a personal attack: "The author's brain is fried! There's nothing in her skull."
Countless people jumped on the bandwagon, agreeing that the author had nothing in her skull.
Furious, Tao Xiaozhen abruptly abandoned the story, leaving the two protagonists' fates unknown.
The negative reviews poured in. Tao Xiaozhen was so enraged that she passed out. When she woke up, she found she'd transmigrated into her book as the heroine. But the hero was nothing like the character she'd written...
Tao Xiaozhen: What the heck, can someone tell me where this sharp-tongued nitpicker came from?
Ye Zhen: ...
This story is extremely silly, and the heroine is a total goofball.
Lots of author-created settings, an anything-goes story, no logic required, and no need for historical accuracy.
Theme: See it through to the end
