The Bug-Catching Supporting Character Who Transmigrated Into a Book

Just putting this idea here for now. Shi Wan writes purely as a hobby. She's an amateur writer. A year later, she has begun to make a name for herself on Green Web, but she types using a phone keypad and is terrible at it. Her nickname: The Typo Queen! Reader A: The story's pretty good, but there are way too many typos. You can't tell your homophones apart, and the sentences don't flow! Reader B: Author, let me catch a typo for you. Your typos are so bad they ruin the mood. Shi Wan can't help feeling helpless about it. She's too lazy to edit what she types on her phone, and it doesn't affect the reading experience anyway. Until one day, Reader C says: Fish fillets in his eyes? What does that even mean? Reader D: Oh my god, a dung blower??? What did the protagonist do to deserve getting blasted with a dung blower? The comments below are full of laughter. A reader speaks from the heart: As someone who works with words, I really can't stand this kind of attitude from the author. If you ever transmigrate into your own book, you'll be the first one sprayed by a dung blower. Then Shi Wan really does transmigrate into the novel she wrote while suffering from terrible typing. Things take a turn for the worse. Who knows how many typos are in this book? The plot has completely fallen apart. Theme: Take every task and every person seriously.