Who are we? Godslayers!!!
What are we going to do? Slay the gods!!!
How do we do it? Transmigrate into books, follow the plot, and kick their asses!!!
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And so, in one bizarre instance after another, Song Mingqing witnessed all kinds of incomprehensible things.
A little flower spirit wandering the streets late at night asked, "Do you love me? If you don't, I'll die. Tell me your name. One of us has to die, after all."
A jade pendant living in a dilapidated hall asked, "Could you find me a red string? What kind of things are you bringing me? The red string of the Matchmaker? What do you mean, you want a romantic match? Can't you understand the literal meaning? I just want a thin red string. I'll strangle you with it, believe me."
A translucent chess piece held between an immortal lord's fingers asked, "Are you a chess piece? Whose piece are you? Want to be my piece? Would you help me kill the other pieces? If you don't listen to me, I'll eat you, you know."
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Player: The gods create worlds, and authors create you.
Protagonist: Why did the gods create us?
Player: Who knows? Maybe to entertain themselves, or to give someone else a little fun?
Protagonist: So I was created and made to suffer, all just to entertain other people?
Player: Who knows? I exist too, and I don't even know who I'm supposed to entertain.
Protagonist: You must have a reason for telling me all this, right?
The player smiled and asked, "That's right. Do you want to slay the gods?"
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Writers create gods, raise their protagonists to the altar, sell them, and then kill them.
The author is the creator god. If you want to slay the gods, of course you have to lure the pig into the pen first!
The young author Song Mingqing is both a godslayer and a lamb destined for slaughter.
He said to the characters he had written: "Everyone loves watching people become gods, climbing higher step by step. I prefer seeing gods fall. One thought, and all is lost forever."
Theme: Don't surrender to fate. Struggle against it to the very end.
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"My father, my father" gave the author a big worm~ There is only one "Father", right?