What should you do when you run out of inspiration for writing a novel? A renowned author will personally guide you step by step, free of charge, and teach you how to write a great story.
It sounds great, except for the transmigrating into a book part. If anyone has to get stuck in the story, let it be me. And if I have to get stuck in there, please don't drag the renowned author in too. Even if the worst happens and we both end up inside the book, could it at least not be the apocalypse?
Zombies roaming everywhere, no idea what the plot is, and no clue what happens next. Even if the protagonist is invincible, that doesn't mean the rest of the crew should be useless!
Heaven, please save this couch potato!
But if it's a story I wrote myself, wouldn't it be wonderful to know how the plot will unfold?
At least there's a chance of surviving now, but then a problem crops up with the renowned author. Wait, no, not the author. It's me!
Huang Jiawei feels that the way she looks at the renowned author has changed, while the author's gaze has never changed.
What day is this, that we meet in midstream?
What day is this, that I get to share a boat with you?
It turns out everything began so early, and yet began so late.
Huang Jiawei: Mo Zhixing, I like you.
Mo Zhixing: Huang Jiawei, I like you. I have for a long time.
A worldly, smooth-talking, careless woman who hides her true feelings (bottom) x a reclusive, socially anxious, deeply devoted woman with a sincere heart (top)
A few notes: 1. The author who can't write blurbs is back again. Thank you, everyone. 2. This is all nonsense, so don't take it too seriously. 3. There are two storylines. Read whichever one you like. 4. Feedback is welcome, and thank you for adding this to your collection.
Theme: Life is your own
