The Viral Fan Comic Creator Is a Two-Dimensional Character

Sakamoto Yanggu, a port Mafia office worker, gets bound to a 3D anime website and accidentally discovers the "truth" about the world. A fate called "the plot" looms over him like a dark cloud. He refuses to believe in this so-called plot. Determined to uncover the truth behind it, he launches into the spotlight as the 3D fan-comic uploader "Wuqiku Kong" To test the website's features, Sakamoto casually filmed some footage of his daily work and uploaded it. It went viral overnight, gaining him tens of millions of followers. Fans flooded the comments: "I saw a god before I even ascended. Boss, how many official accounts do you eat in one meal?" "The *site mystery: the missing 'Follow Series' button." Later, to test the plot's influence, Sakamoto interfered with the script several times, setting off a storm of unhinged comments: "Is this what a showdown between top-tier scriptwriters looks like? I'm in love." "A walking, talking weapon of causality. Truly terrifying." Later still, Sakamoto set his sights on several other "anime" and reached out with his heavily modified hands, making countless fans howl: "See that guy named Scotland, Yanggu? Kick his bento out of the way and steal him for yourself, and you'll get a perfect assistant~" "Go for it, Yanggu! Show that Bailanlan just how terrifying the power of causality can be!" Sakamoto has only this to say to those comments: He's just an office worker who doesn't want to get crushed by fate. There's no need to read so much into it. The 3D world will never discover the truth about the "anime." The protagonist's identity is never exposed. The protagonist really does have no supernatural powers. He's just MAX-level lucky. Screenshot archived on Weibo on 2022/4/14 as proof. The third version of the blurb was revised on 5/23, but the core remains unchanged. Theme: Hard work always pays off