Your Writing Makes Me Physically Ill

This world has gone mad. The sun is crying, the moon is laughing hysterically, time has stopped, and flowers with different heads are enjoying human bone wine at a banquet. A fugitive's internal organs have abandoned his body and run away, while countless tongues emerge from the ceiling and say, "Good grandson, you smell delicious..." Humanity has fallen into the role of players, watched and toyed with as they descend into madness. Mad? Good! Novelist Xiao Qing's ideas are flowing like a spring. "Blech..." The first person to see his work vomited green bile. "Blech..." A monster that accidentally ate his words vomited while furiously beating up its teammates. Xiao Qing: ...Is it really that disgusting? While other players trembled before a writhing mountain of flesh, Xiao Qing calmly wrote: "You suddenly remember that you're a lump of minced meat, and, overwhelmed with shame, disassemble yourself." The mountain of flesh really did chop itself into tiny pieces of minced meat. When the abyssal giant eye turned its petrifying gaze on him, Xiao Qing described it: "When you meet someone's eyes, you see your unedited face in theirs and find yourself so ugly that you close your eyes." The terrifying pressure vanished instantly. Every player present stared in shock. "That works too?" The dungeon tried to ban Xiao Qing for "causing mass cognitive harm." But when the pursuers broke in, he had already turned into words and vanished. They couldn't catch a period hiding in a book, nor find a single line of tiny text lurking in an advertisement. From then on, the players found their faith. His words could become reality, in an extremely unreasonable way. Simply reading them could trigger the most primitive physical revulsion: dizziness, nausea, and mental contamination. If he infiltrated your mind, he could twist and alter your perception. He is the writer of fate, the remaker of rules. But be careful, he is also danger itself. · Until one day, the character Xiao Qing was most proud of, a bizarre being made of silence, shadows, and countless moths, came to find him. It circled him beneath its wings and whispered in a voice that drove people mad: "Mr. Author, I should..." Xiao Qing picked up his pen and added the words "hopeless romantic" to its character profile. "...tie you up and take you back to my nest." The players put their fight for survival on hold and started placing bets: Would the mad writer finish his new book, the one that could drive the gods mad, first, or would the terrifying ruler bind him and carry him back to its nest? *The illness setting has been changed from the original blurb: from a typical terminal illness to the total collapse of mind, body, and soul. Former titles: "Infinite Death Loop" and "The Mad Novelist" *The main pairing is the protagonist with a chaotic, nonhuman version of himself. The best human pairing is with yourself. *Surrealist worldbuilding, with extensive use of weirdcore, dreamcore, and other surrealist elements. Surrealism: An artistic movement that emerged in the early 20th century, emphasizing the subconscious, dreams, and irrational expression. Weirdcore: Inspired by surrealism, it creates an atmosphere combining eeriness, unease, and nostalgia through low-fidelity images, retro elements, and uncanny everyday scenes. Dreamcore: A branch of weirdcore that focuses more on the feeling of dreams. Its colors are softer, and it aims to evoke personal, nostalgic, dreamlike experiences. *You can ship any of the romantic or platonic pairings in this story however you like. I'm fine with it. Life is short, so why set limits? Discuss it with fellow fans, and if you see a different opinion, don't argue. Spend your emotions on what makes you happy. [Completed novels] "I Sweep Through Escape Games with Poverty": A penniless man and his nonhuman butler embark on adventures in an infinite world. "They Say I Conquered the Demon King": The lover who swindled money and affection from a cold, sinister boss, then ran away for hundreds of years, turns out to be me?! Theme: Life is a journey of learning to love yourself