Inspired by the Korean drama Extraordinary You
Here's a quick introduction to the plot:
The heroine recently discovers that her memories come in fragments, with the scenes around her constantly shifting. She goes to the library to do some research, only to find a comic book that moves, with its pages full of things that will happen in the future.
But in the end, someone tells her that she's actually a character in the comic, which means she lives in a comic-book world.
Because the author thinks the heroine's character is no longer useful (she's only the nth-ranked heroine in the comic), they plan to write her off. So she tries everything she can to stop it. Along the way, she discovers that the male lead can help her turn things around (though in many cases, she doesn't save herself and things only get worse).
One character after another "awakens," and the plot starts to fall apart. Personally, I think it ended badly.
During the stage, every character must act according to the author's wishes. Outside the stage, the "awakened" characters can move about freely. But after talking to an "unawakened" character, the latter won't remember anything about it.
"Awakened": A character with self-awareness
"Unawakened": A character without self-awareness
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The original show has a fairly complicated setting, and the later plot goes off the rails, so I've removed a lot from this story's setup.
For now, I'm only keeping the comic-book and screenplay worlds.
After all, the original show is a fantasy school drama. I'm just writing a little sweet romance.
Theme: ??
Speaking of the doctor Xia Gu here, the relationship between Xia Tian and Han is very blind. To use the words that evaluated Pinru and her father-in-law's trust in her, "You are the one who trusts my character the most, and you are the one who tramples on my character the most."
Wow! It's finished, congratulations on the completion,