My Paper Sons Have All Come to Life?!

When Su Yanyun graduated, someone plagiarized his work and became famous. When he tried to reclaim it, they turned the accusations back on him.

From then on, Su Yanyun was expelled, blacklisted, and barred from publishing any work under his own name.

Driven by his love for creating, Su Yanyun continued writing countless works over the next eight years.

But for one reason or another, some were forcibly altered and sold to others, while others were shelved and never saw the light of day.

Su Yanyun kept fighting, always trying to take back what was his.

But capital held him in its grip, and traffic drowned him out.

He couldn’t speak up, and nobody believed him.

Little by little, he fell into despair...

Before taking the pills, he sat at his desk one last time and wrote a sincere letter of apology to every protagonist he had ever created, in anguish and shame.

He was sorry that he couldn’t bring them home,

that he couldn’t preserve the brilliant characters they had been at the beginning,

that he couldn’t let them appear in public in the light of day.

He had tried for ten years, but he really couldn’t keep going much longer...

But, by some miracle, he was fine, and he received many replies.

In all kinds of handwriting, on all kinds of paper, the letters offered comfort, concern, and advice.

And the names signed at the bottom belonged to the protagonists in his own stories?!

Su Yanyun is stunned: My fictional sons... have come to life?!!

A lightly irresistible protagonist (meaning: to his fans), doted on by everyone (meaning: his sons), in an entertainment-industry career story full of face-slapping and satisfying victories

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